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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)...
16 Dec 2024KIRKWOOD, N.Y. — On December 7, McMurray Antiques & Auctions conducted a 133-lot sale of apothecary...
16 Dec 2024DALLAS — December 6 and 7 saw one giant leap for auction-kind with Heritage Auctions’ Space Exploration...
16 Dec 2024FREEHOLD, N.Y. — For its last auction of 2024, conducted on December 8, Carlsen Gallery sold select...
10 Dec 2024Christmas may be just around the corner but Easter and Halloween saw notably high results in recent auctions....
10 Dec 2024SARASOTA, FLA. — Amero Auctions’ November 17 Autumn Treasures Auction presented 538 lots of antiques,...
10 Dec 2024NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. — On November 16, Mid-Hudson Galleries conducted its Antiques, Art, Toys, Bronzes,...
10 Dec 2024KINGSTON, N.Y. — All 417 lots presented by Jay Werbalowsky in JMW Auction Service’s November 15 auction...
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