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10 May 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Nadeau’s Auction WINDSOR, CONN. – Ed Nadeau always packs...
10 May 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy Doyle NEW YORK CITY – On April 27, Doyle Galleries conducted...
10 May 2022After a lengthy search for an assistant curator, Historic New England appointed Dr Erica Lome to the position...
10 May 2022By Laura Beach WINTERTHUR, DEL. – In a fragmented media landscape riven by political rancor, it is hard...
10 May 2022Submitted by Jim Sittig, Waverly, Penn. WAVERLY, PENN. — On May 2, my brother, John Edgar Sittig passed...
10 May 2022GENESEO, N.Y. — Two days of antiques and fine art across the block at Cottone Auctions, May 5 and 6, resulted...
10 May 2022NEW YORK CITY — Thomas Sully’s (American, 1783-1872) 1839 portrait of Commodore James Biddle, sold...
10 May 2022PHILADELPHIA — A mahogany sideboard table that descended in the Pemberton, Morris and Lloyd families...
10 May 2022ALEXANDRIA, VA. — The Potomack Company was selected by the Kennedy Center to present the personal ephemera,...
10 May 2022DALLAS — An extraordinary 1863 $20 gold coin, graded PR65+ Cameo by PCGS, from the collection of Bob R. Simpson...
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