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08 Mar 2022STURBRIDGE, MASS. — Think spring, said David Straight, as his firm conducted its Americana and folk...
08 Mar 2022DALLAS — A Pokémon Charizard No. 4 first edition base set trading card (Wizards of the Coast, 1999)...
08 Mar 2022MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Billed as “Smitty’s Eye,” the Axtell collection sold by Skinner on March...
08 Mar 2022FREEHOLD, N.Y. — A top price of $7,800 was achieved by a wharf painting by Alexander Davidson (1838-1887),...
08 Mar 2022MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — One of the top lots in Jeffrey S. Evans’ March 2-5 Winter Americana auction...
08 Mar 2022WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. — Slow and steady won the race at RSL Auction Company’s March 5 “Crème...
08 Mar 2022HINGHAM, MASS. — Copley Fine Art Auction’s March 4-5 sale showed the continuing strength of the market...
02 Mar 2022PLEASANT VALLEY, N.Y. — The 62-painting Hudson River School Art auction from the personal collection...
02 Mar 2022PINEVILLE, PENN. —Locati’s February 20 sale concluded with particularly strong results achieved for mid-century...
01 Mar 2022The antiques profession is large and varied enough that there are opportunities for people to try on different...
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