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16 Dec 2024DELAWARE, OHIO — It would be hard to imagine a steeper upward trajectory than the one Amelia Jeffers...
16 Dec 2024MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — Auctioneering several hundred lots can be wearing, but Will Kimbrough said the approximately...
16 Dec 2024MARLBOROUGH, MASS — Rachel and Josh Gurley’s Thanksgiving Weekend show is a holiday tradition that...
16 Dec 2024NEW YORK CITY — Beginning on Tuesday, December 10, Sotheby’s began a wave of layoffs of about 100 staff,...
16 Dec 2024On January 1, 2024, a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck Japan’s Noto Peninsula. The quake caused more...
16 Dec 2024BRUNSWICK, MAINE — Located among a stand of mature pine trees, the contemporary John and Lile Gibbons...
16 Dec 2024HUDSON, N.Y. — Stair Galleries’ third auction of December spanned two days from December 11-12 and celebrated...
16 Dec 2024SUDBURY, MASS. — A Turkish Ottoman sword dated 1807 sliced through its $1,5/2,500 estimate to achieve...
16 Dec 2024DALLAS — Julian Onderdonk’s “Sunny Mornings Southwest Texas” (1909) sold for $118,750 to lead...
16 Dec 2024ST LOUIS, MO. — Completed in colored crayons and pencil on paper, Pablo Picasso’s (Spanish, 1881-1973)...
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