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Article Archives
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30 Jan 2017By Kate Eagen Johnson SACRAMENTO, CALIF. – “The cross-pollination is just so rich.”...
30 Jan 2017ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A rare Chinese porcelain cup sold for $180,000, including premium, at Brunk Auctions...
30 Jan 2017WILLISTON, VT. — “We had an amazing sale with some excellent numbers,” according to Duane Merrill...
30 Jan 2017William Rush is known by many to be one of America’s first great sculptors. His works line the collections...
30 Jan 2017WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — “Colonial Williamsburg has a museum that celebrates both history and art,”...
26 Jan 2017NEW YORK CITY — Sotheby’s evening sale of Master paintings and sculpture totaled $27.2 million on January...
25 Jan 2017
24 Jan 2017MESA, ARIZ. – A little over halfway past the middle mark of Brian Lebel’s High Noon auction...
24 Jan 2017HINGHAM, MASS. – Patricia Jobe Pierce, prominent art dealer, historian and authenticator of American...
24 Jan 2017SANTA ANA, CALIF. – The antiques trade lost one of its true originals on January 12 with the passing...
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