Sotheby’s African, Oceanic and Pre-Columbian Art Auction

Sotheby’s New York spring sale of African, Oceanic and Pre Columbian Art will be held on May 15, 2009, and will offer collectors a selection of tribal arts from important American and international private collections. The sale will comprise an especially rich offering of Oceanic works of art, several of which are [Read More]

Imperial Ming Jar for Bonhams Chinese Art Sale

A splendid Ming dynasty jar, a rare survivor from a vanished era of Imperial Chinese prestige, will be offered at Bonhams New Bond Street on 14 May. Created in the reign of the Emperor Jiajing (AD1522-66), and estimated at up to £250,000, it comes from the collection of the Palmer family, of [Read More]

Auctions Unlimited Civil War, Military and Historical Document Auction

Over 400 lots will be included in this auction. Some of the items include surgical tools, mess items, knives, dug artifacts, personal effects of soldiers, artillery shells, cannon balls, flasks, bullets, musical instruments, civil war tokens, letters, documents, confederate money, bonds, photographs, Nazi silver, WWII memorabilia, weapons, publications, and more. The auction [Read More]

Grand Welcome Auction at Ketterer’s new House for Art

Ketterer Kunst is celebrating its new House for Art directly at Neue Messe Munich with the sale of important works dating from the 15th to the 21st centuries at four Grand Welcome Auctions to be held on 19/20 June 2009. “I’m very glad indeed that we can now present our new domicle [Read More]

Marquis de Montesquiou Auctions Rare Armagnac

Marquis de Montesquiou, the celebrated Armagnac house, announces the auction of a rare 1865 vintage Armagnac. As a preview of the celebrations marking the 700th anniversary of Armagnac in 2010, collectors will have the opportunity to own a piece of history at an April 25 auction at Christie’s in New York. Since [Read More]

Celebrity Golf Classic and Auction

They’re young, brave and hopeful, battling the cancers that still claim too many of their lives and leave too many with permanent neurological and other effects. They’re the children in our neighborhoods waiting for a cure. Teeing up for a cure are former Eagle, Vince Papale, and a host of other sports [Read More]

Bonhams Modern and Contemporary African Art Sale Sets Records

Bonhams first Modern and Contemporary African Art Sale on April 8th, made four world records for African artists and cast a spotlight on some of the African artists who are making a worldwide reputation. A price of £66,000 was achieved for Benedict Enwonwu’s `Negritude’ (Nigerian, 1917-1994), a rise of £40,000 over his [Read More]

Albrecht Dürer Works for Bonhams & Butterfields Prints Auction

American and European prints come to auction at Bonhams & Butterfields on 11 May 2009 featuring a remarkable collection of Albrecht Dürer woodcuts from the early 16th century. The sale, to be simulcast to the auctioneer’s San Francisco and Los Angeles salesrooms, will include a broad selection of lithographs, etchings and aquatints [Read More]

Fountains of Wayne New Jersey Auction

The Court Ordered public auction of the entire inventory and other business assets of Fountains Of Wayne, located on Route 46 in Wayne New Jersey has been scheduled for Saturday April 25th. Fountains of Wayne was a renowned local business that served the community for many years in many ways. One of [Read More]

Comics Action Uncovers 2nd Copy of 1st Superman

Unthinkably, it’s happened again. Another original-owner copy of Action Comics #1 — the very rare, very first Superman comic book — has come to light. And it’s still in the possession of the Midwest man who, as a 9 year old boy, bought it off the newsstand for 10 cents. That was [Read More]

Estate of Gucci Visionary Goes to Bonhams New York Auction

Bonhams New York is to present for sale European furniture, decorative arts, silver and paintings from the collection of Severin Wunderman. The driving force behind Gucci’s watch legacy, Wunderman was known as much for his keen business acumen as he was for his many social and cultural philanthropic contributions. Wunderman’s early life [Read More]

Lady Craveing’s Teapot Goes For £22,800 At Bonhams

A teapot modelled on the infamous Lady Elizabeth Craven, playwright, socialite and one time resident of the Craven Cottage, has sold at Bonhams’ London showroom for a scandalous £22,800. The teapot bears the legend ‘Lady Craveing’s Teapot’, a pun on her name and various appetites. Since it first appeared for sale in [Read More]