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17 May 2022A few figural friends sold at auction this week, some by land, some by sea and one by boat. In New York,...
17 May 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Connecticut River Book Auction SOUTH GLASTONBURY, CONN. –...
17 May 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Doyle NEW YORK CITY – Americana Week at Doyle totaled...
17 May 2022Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Grogan & Company BOSTON –...
17 May 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Cottone Auctions GENESEO, N.Y. – Two days of antiques and fine...
17 May 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Freeman’s PHILADELPHIA – “Twenty-six percent...
17 May 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy Skinner, Inc MARLBOROUGH, MASS. – There were a few unusual...
17 May 2022When hostess extraordinaire Martha Stewart wanted to raise money for the Martha Stewart Centers for Living,...
17 May 2022By James D. Balestrieri NEW YORK CITY – In his oft-cited essay, “Tradition and the Individual...
17 May 2022DALLAS – A Justh & Hunter gold ingot sold for $1.32 million and an 1863 Liberty Double Eagle,...
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