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19 Sep 2023COPAKE, N.Y. — Among the partial contents of Sugar Maple Stallion Farm in Poughquag, N.Y., a pair of large...
19 Sep 2023PITTSBURGH, PENN. — Heraldic knights created by master sculptor Richard Courtenay galloped across the block...
19 Sep 2023Eileen M. Smiles is an American decorative arts specialist and dealer with David A. Schorsch - Eileen...
19 Sep 2023NEW YORK CITY — Expansion into the Western United States in the Nineteenth Century has been glamorized...
18 Sep 2023BRIDPORT, VT. — Tom Broughton came out of retirement to sell the New Haven, Vt., collection of the late...
18 Sep 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Two stoneware vessels made by enslaved potter Dave Drake (Edgefield, S.C., b circa...
18 Sep 2023MELBOURNE, FLA. — Mathesons’ Gallery conducted a Fresh Estates auction on September 17, offering...
18 Sep 2023MONROVIA, CALIF. — John Moran’s Art of the American West auction on September 12 was comprised of nearly...
18 Sep 2023ALAMEDA, CALIF. — Michaan’s September 15 gallery auction was led by a US stamp collection in a Scott...
18 Sep 2023BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Le Pho’s (French/Vietnamese, 1907-2001) “Le Couture” was the top lot of three...
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