Seattle Auction House

Name: Seattle Auction House
Address: 5931 4th Avenue South, Seattle, WA, 98108, United States
Telephone: 206-764-4444

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5931 4th Avenue South

Seattle, WA 98108

USA

206-764-4444

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Akio Takamori: a ceramic artist who broke the mold

NEW YORK – From his groundbreaking envelope-form slab vessels that jumpstarted his career as a ceramicist to his larger-than-life figurative works, Japanese-American artist Akio Takamori (1950-2017) was a leading figure in the ceramics world whose influence is still felt today.

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Rare Joe Doyle error card tops $190K at MBA Seattle auction

SEATTLE – A T206 white-border Joe Doyle baseball card, which mistakenly indicated the pitcher played in the National League, sold for $190,400 at auction Thursday.

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Woman racer’s awards heading to finish line at MBA Seattle sale Aug. 18

SEATTLE – Grand trophies won by champion driver Joan Newton Cuneo in the early days of auto racing will be sold by MBA Seattle Auction House on Aug. 18. Cuneo was one of the most celebrated drivers in the country when male competitors banned women from the sport in 1909.

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Rare ‘error’ card could hit $200K at MBA Seattle auction Aug. 18

SEATTLE – A 106-year-old baseball card – one of perhaps a dozen of its type known to exist – is expected to sell for as much as $200,000 in a sports and historical memorabilia auction slated for Aug. 18 at MBA Seattle Auction House.