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28 Mar 2023WOODBURY, CONN. — On March 21, Schwenke Auctioneers conducted a spring estates auction comprising more...
28 Mar 2023It came to our attention that the Maine Historical Society (MHS) is the third oldest historical society...
28 Mar 2023DALLAS — An original full-size, nine passenger Overland Stagecoach that evokes the “Rainbow Mountain...
28 Mar 2023by Jessica Skwire Routhier NEW YORK CITY – How do we know the name Juan de Pareja? Is it because...
28 Mar 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Top lot honors in Brunk Auction’s March 24-25 Premier Auction went to “View of West...
28 Mar 2023DALLAS — A Magic: The Gathering artist proof Black Lotus signed by its artist, Christopher Rush, sold...
28 Mar 2023YORK, PENN. — Hake’s March 21-22 auction presented fresh collections, prototypes and rarities as the firm...
28 Mar 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. — More than 200 paintings, works on paper, prints, sculpture, photographs, books,...
28 Mar 2023VINELAND, N.J. — Rare toys in fine condition brought out the bidders at Bertoia’s March 24-25 Annual...
28 Mar 2023BEDFORD VILLAGE, N.Y. — Leading Butterscotch Auction Gallery’s March 26 auction was a 7½-inch-tall...
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