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Edmondson Limestone Schools The Rest At Case

KNOXVILLE, TENN. — Two days and more than 1,300 lots made up Case Auctions’ 2026 Winter Fine Art & Antiques Auction, conducted between January 31-February 1. Day one of the sale recorded the highest price — $393,600 with premium — for “Schoolteacher Lifting her Skirt,” a carved limestone sculpture by William Edmondson (Tennessee, 1874-1951). The ...


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Verdura Ear Clips Shine At William Smith

PLAINFIELD, N.H. — William Smith Auctions presented its 519-lot Exceptional January Live Auction, highlighting the estate of artist and illustrator Ilse Bischoff (1901-1990), on January 28. The highest price of the auction was realized by a pair of vintage Verdura ear clips. The signed platinum ear clips were set with approximately 5 carats of round ...


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Morse Landscapes Earn First Prize At Stair

HUDSON, N.Y. — Two oil on board paintings by Samuel F.B. Morse (1791-1872) achieved top-lot status at Stair Galleries’ January 29 Americana auction. “A View of Cazenovia Lake” (shown) and “View of Parapet Fall At Trenton” went well past their $3/5,000 estimate to sell for $65,500, including buyer’s premium. The circa 1827-28 paintings were both signe...


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Hand-Carved House Plaque Leads Americana At Tom Hall

SCHNECKSVILLE, PENN. — Tom Hall Auctions closed out the first month of the new year with its Americana and Primitives From Sunbury, Penn., auction, conducted on January 29. Featuring more than 200 lots of apothecary items, primitive hardware, copper, Pennsylvania Dutch woodwork, early Victorian telephones and more, the sale was led by a Pennsylvania ...


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Yachting Cup Presented With Doyle’s Top-Lot Status

NEW YORK CITY — Doyle Auctions conducted a diverse sale including Old Master & Nineteenth Century Paintings, Drawings & Prints, followed by English & Continental Silver, on January 28, and English & Continental Furniture & Decorative Arts on January 29. Earning top-lot status across all three sessions at $44,800, including buyer’s...


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