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14 Sep 2021DALLAS – Christmas comes early for Charlie Brown. An original Charles Schulz Peanuts Sunday strip,...
14 Sep 2021LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Emily Kame Kngwarreye’s (Aboriginal-Australian, circa 1910-1996) grouping of five...
14 Sep 2021PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — They both had high estimates of $7,000, but a Civil War naval battle scene and a rare...
14 Sep 2021ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Virginia Museum deaccessions and the collection of Dudley and Constance Godfrey led Brunk...
14 Sep 2021DALLAS — The world has a new leading superhero. After years of Superman reigning supreme among collectors,...
14 Sep 2021VINELAND, N.J. — Kyser & Rex’s cast iron Mikado mechanical bank sold for $288,000, including...
14 Sep 2021GLOUCESTER, VA. – Graham Stanley Hood departed this life peacefully with his immediate family by his side...
14 Sep 2021The Across The Block column in our September 24 issue is a star-studded affair. From the bedecked “eyelet”...
14 Sep 2021Books on portrait miniatures do not come out that often. When word spread that eye miniature collectors...
14 Sep 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy PBA Galleries BERKELEY, CALIF. – Seventy-one lots...
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