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03 Oct 2023ROCKVILLE, MD. — The Capital Collections auction was conducted at Weschler’s Auctioneers & Appraisers...
03 Oct 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — Santa Fe Art Auction’s annual small, selective and refined sale of contemporary...
03 Oct 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — The 446-lot sale Fred Giampietro presented for New England Auctions on September...
03 Oct 2023BROOKFIELD, MASS. — If you had to use just three words to describe the material offered for sale at the September...
03 Oct 2023After receiving a liberal arts degree at DePauw University in 1974, JEF (his initials) from Ridgefield,...
03 Oct 2023TRAPPE, PENN. — Historic Trappe’s newest exhibition, which opened on September 30 and will be on view...
02 Oct 2023WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Safe to say it has outlived its subject matter. Milestone Auctions’ September...
02 Oct 2023PHILADELPHIA — Two determined private collectors recognized the rarity of a 1549 first edition of Georgius...
02 Oct 2023DALLAS — Nearly 1,150 movie posters crossed the block at Heritage Auctions on September 30 and October...
02 Oct 2023LOS ANGELES — A group of six Safavid cuerda seca pottery tiles, the largest measuring just 9½ inches...
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