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08 Aug 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — All but just a few lots of the nearly 460 offered by Fred Giampietro in New England...
08 Aug 2023BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — New bidders and buyers that join an auction house’s list of long-standing clients...
08 Aug 2023The term ‘history detective’ becomes more apt when Twentieth — and Twenty-First — Century scientific...
08 Aug 2023ATHENS, GA. — “Southern/Modern,” the new exhibition at the Georgia Museum of Art, organized in collaboration...
07 Aug 2023SUDBURY, MASS. — Tremont Auctions delivered a diverse offering of more than 600 lots from local estates...
07 Aug 2023ST LOUIS, MO. — On July 29, Link Auction Galleries celebrated nine years in business with a 9th Anniversary...
07 Aug 2023BUFORD, GA. — August 5 was Day 1 of a two-day sale conducted by Slotin Folk Art and featured 463 lots...
07 Aug 2023WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. — On August 5, the RSL Auction Company conducted the Crème de la Crème 2023...
07 Aug 2023NANTUCKET, MASS. — Rafael Osona conducted two lengthy auctions on August 5 and 6, beginning with the Americana,...
07 Aug 2023DALLAS — After a long, fierce bidding war, a Batmobile tin toy made in 1966 for the Japanese market...
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