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01 Nov 2022DOUGLASS, KAN. — Part I of the lifetime Ron Blessing estate collection — Victorian antiques, French...
01 Nov 2022PHILADELPHIA — A palace-size Persian serapi rug from the late Nineteenth Century flew to the top of Material...
25 Oct 2022DETROIT, MICH. - DuMouchelles conducted three days of sales, October 12-14, under the firm's rubric that...
25 Oct 2022MILFORD, N.H. - It's hard to believe that Jack Donigian has been running weekly fall and winter shows...
25 Oct 2022GREAT BARRINGTON, MASS. - After a soft opening on July 1, The Berkshire Galleries of Great Barrington...
25 Oct 2022There was magic and mystery at auction this past week. The Benefit Shop excavated an unattributed crayon...
25 Oct 2022WOLCOTVILLE, IND. - In its twice-annual series of auctions, October 12-15, Strawser Auction Group sent...
25 Oct 2022SUDLERSVILLE, MD - Russum's Furniture Auctioneers has been dispersing belongings of the Livezey and Firth...
25 Oct 2022YPSILANTI, MICH. - Remember when telling time included the little hand and the big hand? Those times...
25 Oct 2022ALAMEDA, CALIF. - A French Napoleon III faience figural compote on tripodal base, circa 1870, topped...
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