Woody Auction has a full slate of auction events lined up for fall. These include an online-only cut glass auction on Friday, September 4 th; an in-person cut glass auction on Saturday, September 19 ...
A very nice 14K white gold tanzanite (121.44ctw) and diamond (16.70ctw) statement necklace, 17 inches long, is accompanied by an original GGA appraisal report with an ERRV of $381,290. The width at ...
Gottlieb (1903–1974) was an important American modernist and a founding member of the group known as The Ten. His career encompassed the pictograph imagery of the 1940s, the imaginary landscapes of ...
The auction is loaded with outstanding historical material in many collecting categories, from autographs, documents, and archives, to books, photos, artwork, and relics – 409 lots in all. WILTON, ...
French painter and printmaker Max Papart's paintings and graphics were suffused with sunny humor and the bright colors of the French Riviera, where he was born. Working in the Cubist style, Papart ...
For four full seasons, Discovery’s Auction Kings (2010 – 2013) offered many viewers their first look into the auction industry. The show followed the Atlanta-based auction house Gallery 63 including ...
A drawing by Paul Gauguin stood out, followed by several portraits, notably by Marval and Hawkins. Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), Moïse sur la montagne et Tahitiennes jouant de la flûte, encre et aquarelle ...
What is a Fabergé egg? Fabergé eggs refer to a series of 50 objets d’art created by Russian jewelry house Fabergé for the Romanov imperial family. In 1885, Tsar Alexander III commissioned an Easter ...
Diane Keaton (American, 1926-2025) was a beloved, award winning cultural icon best known for her stage, film, and TV work which ranged from quirky to heartfelt to transformational. She was also famous ...
Originally designed as treat-filled toys or souvenirs, glass candy containers still catch the eye of collectors nearly a century and a half after their debut. Given Valentine’s Day is right on the ...
This work, dated c. 1576–1577, is believed to date from El Greco’s early years in Spain, before he settled permanently in Toledo. It may correspond to a work from Louis-Philippe’s former Spanish ...
How has the media and popular culture affected the way Americans think about auctions and antiques? And what is it like to work on a popular TV show selling some of the most unusual – and iconic – ...