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17 Jan 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Asian Art: Property of a Private Collector was the offering at Eldred’s on January...
17 Jan 2023DALLAS — An 1873-CC No Arrows Seated Dime, MS65 sold for $3.6 million to lead Heritage Auctions’...
17 Jan 2023DALLAS — The most sought-after Silver Age book of all, Amazing Fantasy No. 15 (Marvel, 1962) CGC NM- 9.2 off-white...
17 Jan 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — Fred Giampietro was busy the weekend of January 14-15, first selling nearly 300 lots...
11 Jan 2023BOSTON — Doyle has announced the opening of a new gallery and exhibition space at 236 Clarendon Street,...
10 Jan 2023STURBRIDGE, MASS. - Showgoers on New Year's Day used to have multiple shows from which to choose. But for one reason...
10 Jan 2023COPAKE, N.Y. - Copake Auction conducted its 43rd Annual New Year's Day Auction on January 1, a tradition...
10 Jan 2023WINDSOR, CONN. - "It's always our biggest day of the year, we save things for it. Overall, we're very...
10 Jan 2023Fine art swept the block this past week, with a collection of other categories besides. The current vogue...
10 Jan 2023PASADENA, CALIF. - Treasureseeker Auctions' New Year's Antiques & Decorative Arts sale was a gallery...
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