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03 Jan 2023NEW YORK CITY - It was the penultimate illustration in Madeline's Christmas versus Charles Addams' quirky...
03 Jan 2023DALLAS - Iconic costumes and props from some of history's most famous films were just some of the noteworthy...
03 Jan 2023COLUMBUS, OHIO - On the last busy shopping weekend before Christmas, December 17-18, the Scott Antique...
03 Jan 2023History was up for sale at auction this past week, with American artifacts standing out. Fetching far more...
03 Jan 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. - After 40 years in the making, Brunk Auctions has announced a rebranding with refreshed...
03 Jan 2023DETROIT, MICH. - DuMouchelles conducted its monthly two-day auction series on December 14 and 15, presenting...
03 Jan 2023NEW YORK CITY - In two sessions, December 15 and 20, Sotheby's offered Judaica from the collection of the late...
03 Jan 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. - English porcelains and pottery, Wedgwood and blue transfer printed Staffordshire...
03 Jan 2023TIMONIUM, MD. - Richard Opfer Auctioneering conducted its online Annual Egg Nog auction on December 15, which...
03 Jan 2023In recent months and years, the discovery or recovery of stolen or missing works of art and objects - including...
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