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Winter Landscapes Warm Bidders Up At Hargesheimer

DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY — Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf conducted its Sculptures | Old Master Paintings auction on March 14, offering 626 lots spanning various artistic categories. Leading the day and besting its €500-€1,000 estimate were two oil on copper plate paintings of winter village landscapes framed in tondo, attributed to Joos de Momper the Younger and J...


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Mint Julep Cups Top Moisan’s 30th Anniversary Auction

EPPING, N.H. — Spanning March 13-15, Devin Moisan Auctioneers conducted its 30th Anniversary Antiques Auction, in which more than 1,200 lots were offered, sourced from two Brookline, Mass., estates; a North Shore, Mass., collection; a Meredith, N.H., estate; and a Newport, R.I., home. The final session saw the highest price of the three-day auction, when a pair of 14K...


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Allegorical Landscape Takes $37,500 At Carlsen Gallery

FREEHOLD, N.Y. — A standout in Carlsen Gallery’s March Madness auction on March 15 was an oil on panel by Jan Bruegel titled “Allegory of Water and Air,” which sold for $37,500, including buyer’s premium. The landscape with figures sold to an overseas buyer far beyond its $1/4,000 estimate. A complete report on the auction will follow in an upcoming issue.

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Lambert Table Brings Fantastical Result For Woolley & Wallis

 

SALISBURY, UK —Elaborate, fantastical and exquisitely carved, the Lambert table, an important Elizabeth I oak table, was the top lot of Woolley & Wallis’ March 10-11 Paul Fitzsimmons: A Life in Oak auction. The sale presented more than 700 lots drawn from one of the most distinctive and intellectually rigorous collections o...


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Q&A: Geoffrey Hess

On December 8, Sotheby’s conducted its inaugural Important Watches auction at its new headquarters, The Breuer building. The auction was an extreme success, ushering in $42.8 million and breaking the record for a total realized for a watch auction in Sotheby’s history. When Antiques and The Arts Weekly caught wind of the results, we reached out to Geoffrey Hess, Soth...


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