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23 May 2023Johannesburg’s cultural landscape was invigorated on March 28 when the Inside Out Centre for the Arts...
23 May 2023CHICAGO — Those moments when events — and people — come together in fruitful, fortuitous combinations...
23 May 2023KANSAS CITY, MO. — Circle Auction’s 2023 Spring Art, Antiques & Jewelry sale brought 178 lots of Americana...
23 May 2023PITTSBURGH, PENN. — Old Toy Soldier Auctions’ May 20 sale featured an even 600 lots of Britain’s...
23 May 2023DALLAS — An Apollo 11 flown American flag directly from the Armstrong Family Collection sold for $62,500...
23 May 2023PIKE, N.H. — Steenburgh Auctioneer’s May 21 sale included a collection of Shaker furniture...
23 May 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — The 350-lot collection of Jean and Jim Barrow was the second day of sales May 19-20...
23 May 2023DALLAS — Heritage Auctions conducted its Fine Silver & Objects of Vertu auction on May 16...
23 May 2023BOONTON, N.J. — Millea Bros presented its spring “Select” three-day auction on May 17, 18 and 19...
23 May 2023NEW YORK CITY — Before Sotheby’s began its Modern Day auction on Wednesday, May 17...
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