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09 Jun 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy of Guyette & Deeter ST MICHAELS, MD. – A hollow carved...
09 Jun 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Nadeau’s Auction Gallery WINDSOR, CONN. – A Gustav...
09 Jun 2020Kate Manko’s parents, Ken and Ida Manko, built Manko American Folk Art in Moody, Maine –...
09 Jun 2020Amy Finkel’s father, Morris Finkel, opened his antiques shop on Philadelphia’s Pine Street...
09 Jun 2020DANIA BEACH, FLA. – Setting a timely pace at Kodner Galleries’ June 3 Estate Jewelry, Fine...
09 Jun 2020Review by Greg Smith, Images Courtesy Hartzell’s Auction Gallery, Inc. BANGOR, PENN. – Lithographed...
09 Jun 2020BANGOR, PENN. – An auction record for any fabric smoothing iron was set at $55,350 when Hartzell’s...
09 Jun 2020By Greg Smith DENVER, PENN. – Annie Oakley’s custom-made Stevens Model 44 .24-20 single-shot...
09 Jun 2020ROCK ISLAND, ILL. – Billed as a historic Texas “National Treasure,” a company No. 50 Colt...
09 Jun 2020DALLAS – A George Woodall for Thomas Webb & Sons cameo glass vase titled, “The Origin...
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