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27 Jan 2025NEW YORK CITY — The forecast for mid January in New York City often includes flurries of snow. With...
27 Jan 2025MILFORD, N.H. — Nothing gets a local multi-dealer market down, especially in New Hampshire. Following...
27 Jan 2025On December 11, Phillips sold a 71-piece single-owner collection of Lucie Rie’s mid-century pottery...
27 Jan 2025HONOLULU — With its popularity in the US market only growing, it’s hard to find someone who hasn’t...
27 Jan 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Nye & Company’s two-day Chic & Antique auction, January 22-23, presented more...
27 Jan 2025KNOXVILLE, TENN. — “It was a very strong sale overall!” shared Sarah Campbell Dury, vice president...
27 Jan 2025NEW YORK CITY — A newly-discovered manuscript of the Declaration of Independence, written in the hand...
27 Jan 2025NEW YORK CITY — A double-sided drawing by Adolf Wölfli (1864-1930) was the top lot in Christie’s...
27 Jan 2025NEW YORK CITY — The prestigious Goodspeed-Sang-Streeter copy of Robert Luist Fowle’s Exeter broadside,...
27 Jan 2025YORK, PENN. — On January 22, bidding closed for Hake’s Auctions’ Jeff Jacob Part One Auction, which...
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