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25 Apr 2016DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — A carved and painted carousel goat, circa 1900, attributed to Gustav Dentzel,...
25 Apr 2016NEW YORK CITY — New Yorker editor David Remnick calls her “the magazine’s only certifiable genius.”...
22 Apr 2016NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s recorded the sale of the most expensive colored gemstone sold at auction...
22 Apr 2016Review by Andrea Valluzzo Photos Courtesy Bertoia Auctions VINELAND, N.J. — Collected over decades,...
22 Apr 2016By Greg Smith Ahead of the Antique Garden Furniture Fair at the New York Botanical Gardens opening April...
21 Apr 2016MONROVIA, CALIF. — Serving as the official grand opening of its new Monrovia location, John Moran’s...
21 Apr 2016OLD LYME, CONN. — In her debut as an artist, folk art portraiture dealer Joan R. Brownstein opens...
21 Apr 2016LA GRANGE, IND. — Strawser Auctions’ March 18–19 sale featured more than 3,000 pieces of vintage...
21 Apr 2016By James D. Balestrieri PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — From the inside, through its inception in the 1950s and its explosion...
20 Apr 2016GENESEO, N.Y. — Cottone Auctions celebrated 30 years in business in style with a 519-lot sale March...
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