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24 Mar 2020To Our Community, We regret to inform you that we must suspend the print edition of Antiques and The Arts...
24 Mar 2020COPAKE, N.Y. – Taking pride of place at Copake Auctions on Saturday, March 21, was a bronze of two lions...
24 Mar 2020DALLAS, TEXAS – A rare movie poster for the 1933 classic film The Invisible Man disappeared Saturday...
24 Mar 2020BEVERLY, MASS. – Two book lots on ancient Chinese bronzes and stone sculptures, offered consecutively,...
24 Mar 2020OAKLAND, CALIF. – Shining brightest of the lots offered at Clars Auction Gallery on March 21-22...
24 Mar 2020DETROIT, MICH. – One of the top lots at DuMouchelles three-day sale March 20-22 was a Chinese porcelain...
24 Mar 2020CINCINNATI, OHIO – Two Regina upright disc music players – offered consecutively at Cowan’s...
24 Mar 2020GREAT FALLS, MONT.- A 38-by-69-inch oil on canvas mounted on drywall painting from American artist William...
24 Mar 2020MAMARONECK, N.Y. – A Chinese white jade figure of Buddha went over nine times its estimate for $75,000...
24 Mar 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – If a tree falls in the woods and no one is there...
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