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02 May 2023A Phil Coppola drawing in progress on a table. “This is my drawing of the BMT’s Canal Street plaque,...
02 May 2023By Karla Klein Albertson Plate, pitcher, bowl and beaker made in the Eastern Mediterranean, Syria or Palestine...
02 May 2023CANAAN, N.Y. — A period lift-top blanket box in green paint, circa 1780-1820...
02 May 2023ST PETERSBURG, FLA. — Myers Auction Gallery presented its 35th anniversary auction on April 30, offering...
02 May 2023KEENE, N.H. — The Spring Americana Auction took place online with Keene Auctions on April 29...
02 May 2023MILFORD, CONN. — Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers hosted its spring fine art auction on April 27, featuring...
02 May 2023PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — Wiederseim Associates, Inc., became the latest auction house to dip a toe in the...
02 May 2023DALLAS — Charles Addams’ “All Right, Children, A Nice Big Sneer, Now,” The New Yorker magazine...
02 May 2023LOMBARD, ILL. — Guyette & Deeter’s April 27-28 Decoy and Sporting Art sale included an exceptional...
25 Apr 2023MIDDLEBORO, MASS. - Kathryn Black and John White seemingly could do no wrong at their April 16 sale....
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