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18 Apr 2023HOUSTON, TEXAS — Lewis & Maese’s Traditional Fine Art & Antiques Auction on April 16 showcased exactly...
18 Apr 2023MARION, MASS. — On Saturday, April 15, Marion Antique Auctions sent nearly 550 lots across its auction...
18 Apr 2023OAKLAND, CALIF. — “Our two Croatian paintings sold quite well,” said Rick Unruh, president and chief...
18 Apr 2023GUILFORD, CONN. — When Lotus International Auctions presented its online-only fine art auction on April...
18 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY — On Tuesday, April 11, Sotheby’s sold Michael Jordan’s 1998 NBA Finals Game 2 Air Jordan...
18 Apr 2023BREWERTON, N.Y. — Iroquois Auctions conducted two days of its 52nd Anniversary Estate Antique Auction...
18 Apr 2023MIDDLEBORO, MASS. — A 15-by-8-foot oil on canvas, probably meant to be used on the ceiling of an Italian...
12 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY — The first session of Doyle’s Asian works of art auction on March 22 saw bidders from...
12 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY — During Asia Week New York, Lark Mason Associates grossed $1,447,621 for two sales that...
12 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY — Sotheby’s annual March Asia Week New York auctions, spanning 4,000 years of history,...
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