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16 Sep 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — Hiding out in an attic in a Camden, Maine, estate, a Seventeenth Century unsigned...
16 Sep 2024Ridgefield, Conn., resident Joel Third has been interviewed here before. It was in January 2020, just...
16 Sep 2024NEW YORK CITY — Twenty-two years ago, the late curator Julie Saul was reading a copy of Making Modernism:...
16 Sep 2024ATLANTA, GA. — On September 12, Ahlers & Ogletree auctioned 388 lots from the estate of Gregory Crawford...
16 Sep 2024DENVER, PENN. — It took 21 bids to achieve the high-water mark of $123,000 but a trio of knives made...
16 Sep 2024COLUMBUS, OHIO — Amelia Jeffers’ two-day Great Estates auction was conducted September 13-14 and featured...
16 Sep 2024WESTMORELAND, N.H. — Hambletonian, born in 1849, was an ancestor or foundation sire of most American...
16 Sep 2024NEW YORK CITY — Doyle Auctions had a homey start to their fall season on September 11, with “A Prominent...
16 Sep 2024DALLAS — Thursday’s first session of Heritage Auctions’ September 12-15 Comics & Comic Art Signature...
10 Sep 2024Various household wares and a diverse spread of collectibles led auctions nationwide this week. Lucky...
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