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Lockdown home decorators boost New York's Americana week auctions - Vimarsana News

Lockdown home decorators boost New York's Americana week auctions

Pair of Chinese Export elephant-form tureens, covers and stands, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period Courtesy of Sotheby's Quarantines and lockdowns are downers. But nesting is human nature, and decorating is fun. Judging from last week’s Americana auctions in New York, there is lots of interest in the best American antiques from both longtime collectors and the new class of homeworkers. Sotheby’s Important Americana Furniture and Folk Art sale on 21 January seemed low voltage until an ormolu-mounted, parcel gilt, rosewood and marble-top pier table from 1808-12, with a $30,...

Paul Revere, Bill Traylor Works Among Top Lots in Christie's $9.2 Million Americana Sales - Vimarsana News

Paul Revere, Bill Traylor Works Among Top Lots in Christie's $9.2 Million Americana Sales

Christie’s week of Americana sales totaled $9,202,500 and established five auction records. A rare contemporary 1776 broadside edition of the Declaration of Independence from the ...

Artworks Once Owned by William Louis-Dreyfus Highlighted Christie's Somewhat Muted $2 Million Outsider Art Sale - Vimarsana News

Artworks Once Owned by William Louis-Dreyfus Highlighted Christie's Somewhat Muted $2 Million Outsider Art Sale

Two Dogs Fighing: Man Chasing Dog (1939-42) Image courtesy Christie's. “Outsider art” may not always be easy to define, but demand has never been broader or more intense, according to Christie’s specialist Cara Zimmerman. Featuring 90 lots, yesterday’s online “Outsider and Vernacular Art” sale pulled in just over $2 million. That total cleared the $1.57 million presale high estimate, with a strong sell-through rate of 97 percent sold by lot and 99 percent sold by value. The auction included selections from the William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation, sold to benefit both the Foundation...

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