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ATLANTA, Ga. – Ahlers & Ogletree’s three-session Fine Estates & Collections auction, June 9-11, will be a feast for the eyes and a veritable trip around the world for bidders ...

Categories will include Folk and Outsider Art, Modernism, Asian, French, Italian, Continental, English, American, silver, jewelry and more, at 10 am Eastern.

GARNET VALLEY, Pa. - Briggs Auction is pleased and proud to offer The Ivo Ispani Estate Collection for auction on Friday, June 18th. This exciting collection includes a vast assortment of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean ceramics, bronzes, works of art, decorative arts, antique furnishings and more.   This extensive collection truly reflects Ispanis love of antiques--especially the excellence and crafts of Japan and China—that were his lifelong passion. His scholarship and love of research is i...

Ispanis love of antiques - especially the excellence and crafts of Japan and China - was his lifelong passion. The auction will get underway at 10 am Eastern.

Fine Art, Decorations and Furniture from Fine Estates across NE Ohio. This auction features a striking oil on canvas titled War Bonnet Maker by JH Sharp one of the founders of the Taos Society of Artists and a leading painter of Native Americans and their culture. Paintings by the Cleveland School artist Clyde Singer, Georg Fischer-Elpons, Francesco Vinea and Alexander Corazzo are also featured. The auction includes Asian decorative arts and jade jewelry, paintings, prints and drawings, and a l...

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Original oil on canvas paintings by Lois Dodd (American, b. 1927), Mercedes Carles Matter (American, 1913-2001) and Gillian Ayres (UK, 1930-2018) sold for a combined $150,000, and a beautiful black ebony Bosendorfer grand piano played a sweet tune for $53,125 in a live and online auction held Jan. 16 by Ripley Auctions, based in Indianapolis.   The Estate Art & Antiques auction was headlined by items from the estate of the legendary British conductor and composer Ra...

The auction, which grossed $350,000, was headlined by items from the estate of the legendary conductor and composer Raymond Leppard (1927-2019), a Grammy-winning recording artist.