by Will | Sep 26, 2025 | Collections, Featured Stories
Home Estate of Alice Zimmerman, Nashville, Tennessee Alice Zimmerman in Zimmerman/Saturn Gallery. The art world is one as deep as it is broad. Rife with strong personalities, a staggering range of mediums and tastes, and legions of artists, critics, and collectors...
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Home Southern Pottery Highlights from our Premier Autumn Auction Brunk Auctions is pleased to present the sale of over 50 items from the collection of Sally and Paul Hawkins, including two outstanding Dave Drake stoneware pieces, a selection of Meaders family face...
by Will | Sep 10, 2025 | Collections, Featured Stories
Home The Sally and Paul Hawkins Collection – Our Premier Autumn Auction Session II | October 22, 2025 Arie Meaders and Edwin “Nub” Meaders Stoneware Birds Over 60 years ago, Sally and Paul Hawkins developed a deep appreciation of decorative arts...
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Home The Jerold D. Krouse Collection: Masterpieces from America and Ireland | November 11, 2025 Highly Important Irish George II Carved Mahogany Side Table: The Devenish Table Exceptional Irish George II Satyr Mask Carved Mahogany Side Table Brunk Auctions is proud to...
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Home Premier Spotlight: Diane Parker and the Maybelline Legacy Premier Spotlight: Diane Parker and the Maybelline Legacy Lot 117 – Alexander Phimister Proctor, Dog Sculpture Maybelline™. For some, the name may as well be synonymous with “make up.” But what is...
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Home Brooklyn Museum Deaccessioned Tapestries From William Randolph Hearst Sold to DeYoung and Louvre The Antiques Trade Gazette Print issue 2698 (21 June 2025) View tapestries on Brunk’s website World-Class Consignments and Exceptional Results Sign Up...
by Brooke Bennink | Jun 11, 2025 | Featured Stories
Home Premier Spotlight: From the Collection of an Expert Lot 17Pair of Chinese Export Biscuit Glazed Pug Dogs with Stands It takes time, effort, and some variable degree of luck for a person to find their life’s passion. John Suval had the good fortune to be more or...
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Home From Steel to Studio: The Life and Art of Thomas Laughlin Even after reaching heights most people would find themselves content with, the Laughlin family somehow produced generation after generation of self-made men. James Laughlin, the family patriarch and...
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Home Regional Spotlight: American and Southern | May 30, 2025 American Find art specialist, Nan Zander, reflect on a lifetime connection to the work of John Singer Sargent. Introduced to her first Sargent painting at 16 while studying under the artist, Zander shares...
by Brooke Bennink | May 13, 2025 | Featured Stories
Home The Height of Classical Connoisseurship Iris Court The name Edward Vason Jones is synonymous with classical connoisseurship, and Iris Court is among his most legendary accomplishments. Every elegant room in the 5,200 square foot Greek Revival home in Moultrie,...
