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10 Mar 2025Thomas Cornell, having owned Thos. Cornell Galleries for more than 25 years, conducted his final auction...
10 Mar 2025LONDON — It isn’t wrong to say that we do everything we can to preserve our mythical images of pirates....
10 Mar 2025FREEPORT, MAINE — Casco Bay Auctions’ 2025 March Americana auction, conducted on March 8, featured...
10 Mar 2025EPPING, N.H. — The February 28 to March 2 sale was the best ever for Devin Moisan Auctioneers, taking...
10 Mar 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions dedicated a day to celebrate the decorative arts with its The Curated Home...
10 Mar 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — East Coast maritime aficionados are probably aware that the mid Nineteenth Century...
04 Mar 2025MALONE, N.Y. — Kenneth W. Scott, 80, of Malone, N.Y., died Monday, February 3, 2025, in his home surrounded...
04 Mar 2025DELRAY BEACH, FLA. — Our father, Sy Rapaport, an extraordinary American folk art dealer and art advisor,...
04 Mar 2025The letter “C” was the theme of the week, with coins, cards and a Chagall leading auctions across...
04 Mar 2025PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Marking its first sale of 2025, Vallot Auctioneers conducted a 185-lot Estate Fine...
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