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18 Oct 2022DALLAS — An Abraham Lincoln: Belfast, Maine, Wide Awake parade banner sold for $52,500 to lead Heritage...
18 Oct 2022NEW YORK CITY — On October 12, Doyle offered 54 lots of Latin American paintings, sculpture, drawings...
18 Oct 2022PINEVILLE, PENN. — Locati’s October 2022 Sale on October 16 was an intriguing mix of fine art, decorative...
11 Oct 2022WESTON, VT. - And then there was one! That's almost an Agatha Christie line. Those who remember the "old...
11 Oct 2022ASHEVILLE, N.C. - From September 29-30, about two months shy of the one-year anniversary of dealer Peter...
11 Oct 2022SOUTH YARMOUTH, MASS. - Fall had just arrived on September 24, with a chilly morning welcoming the Technicolor-blue...
11 Oct 2022Flights of fancy were abundant at auction this past week. Two avian-form lots swept their auctions; a silverplate...
11 Oct 2022ALLENTOWN, PENN. - For more than 50 years, the Allentown Paper Show has been one of the largest and most...
11 Oct 2022SUDBURY, MASS. - If presale estimates are a guide, the October 2 sale at Tremont Auctions was a success...
11 Oct 2022KENT, CONN. - Late in the afternoon on Saturday, October 1, nearly 50 people gathered at the Kent Barns...
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