Antiques And The Arts Weekly

Fine art was of particular interest this past week, as “Himalayas,” a tempera on board painting by Konstantinovich Roerich, led auctions nationwide, selling for $182,500 with World Auction Gallery. Following at an estimate-breaking $151,200 was a watercolor in ivory portrait of twin girls by Clarissa Peters Russell, which sold with New England Auctions. Also notable was a two...

The highest price of both sessions — $6,350 — was awarded to this 14K gold charm bracelet, 38.5 pennyweights, which was fitted with seven two-and-a-half-dollar US coins and one $1 coin ($4,4/4,800).

Review by Kiersten Busch

DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — July 8-9 saw more than 1,300 lots of furniture, ar...

Carolyn and Tim Extine plan to run monthly auctions of antiques and other items to help serve their community.

Review by Andrea Valluzzo

TOPPING, VA. — Walnut Hill Auctions celebrated its grand opening on July 7 with an ice cream social preview party, raffle prizes and an online auction the fol...

Dated between September 1977 and April 1978, this archive of ten pieces of correspondence/legal papers and a memorial program were saved by Horizon Press publisher Ben Raeburn about the death of theatrical legend Zero Mostel. Blind Horse Books, DeLand, Fla.

Review by Kiersten Busch

ONLINE — Wit...