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25 Jan 2022NEW YORK CITY — At press time, Sotheby’s had finished selling just two of its three sales of Americana:...
25 Jan 2022MESA, ARIZ. — If you consider Ed Bohlin to be the finest saddle maker in American history, then it would...
25 Jan 2022NEW YORK CITY — After an intense bidding battle that began at $480,000, Ammi Phillips’ (1788-1865)...
25 Jan 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Heritage Auctions DALLAS – You might think that...
25 Jan 2022HARRISBURG, PENN. – Cordier Auctions reported a strong year for 2021. The company, established...
25 Jan 2022PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia Show – one of the leading art and design fairs in the United...
25 Jan 2022If you, like many of our readers, appreciate a diamond in the rough, head over to Instagram and type...
25 Jan 2022By Madelia Hickman Ring LANCASTER, OHIO – A new exhibition at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio...
21 Jan 2022NEW YORK CITY — After an intense bidding battle that began at $480,000, Ammi Phillips’ (1788-1865)...
18 Jan 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Helmuth Stone SARASOTA, FLA. – Attributed to Jean August...
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