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28 Mar 2017LARCHMONT, N.Y. — A pair of Gio Ponti sculptural wood chests found wanting bidders in Clarke Auction’s...
28 Mar 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara CHANTILLY, VA. – Joan Sides and her crew at D’Amore...
28 Mar 2017By Laura Beach COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – Dick Button is a man of many firsts. The two-time Olympic gold...
28 Mar 2017Founded in 1717, the New Hampshire State Library in Concord is the oldest state library in the United...
27 Mar 2017SPARKS, MD. — A rare alkaline-glazed stoneware face jug with kaolin eyes and teeth, Edgefield, S.C.,...
27 Mar 2017DALLAS, TEXAS — In only a few instances did Universal Studios produce an advance or “teaser” for their...
27 Mar 2017NEW YORK CITY — “The subjects came from all walks of life: laborers, professors, art school models,...
27 Mar 2017NEW YORK CITY — Bidsquare’s inaugural themed auction Passport to the World features a curated...
27 Mar 2017AMESBURY, MASS. — A sword made by noted silversmith and cutler John Bailey that had belonged to Francis...
27 Mar 2017VINELAND, N.J. — A Marklin toy battleship, HMS Edward VII, led the day at Bertoia Auctions’ March...
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