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29 Jul 2024CORNING, N.Y. — Glass is a basic material that we handle in utilitarian form everyday. But, in the hands...
29 Jul 2024RENO, NEV. — More than 400 lots were offered by Coeur D’Alene Art Auctions’ Best of the West auction...
29 Jul 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — On day two of Santa Fe Art Auction’s New Mexico sale, Alcario Otero’s (b 1951)...
29 Jul 2024NEW YORK CITY — Nearly 440 lots of fine art, decorative art, memorabilia, furniture, lighting and antique...
29 Jul 2024MORRISTOWN, N.J. — On July 24, The Magnusson Group conducted its Fine Art To Favrile Summer Auction,...
29 Jul 2024SUDBURY, MASS. — On July 28, Tremont Auctions conducted its Designer Fashion & Couture auction, offering...
29 Jul 2024SPARKS, MD. — The first lot of Crocker Farm’s Stoneware & Redware Auction that closed July 26-27...
29 Jul 2024INDEPENDENCE, MO. — Since there were only 522 ever produced in 1960, it was a cinch that one of Benjamin...
29 Jul 2024EASTON, MD. — Guyette & Deeter’s July 26-27 auction saw six decoys earning more than $100,000 each...
29 Jul 2024ST PETERSBURG, FLA. — On July 21, Burchard Galleries conducted its Estate Antiques, Fine Art and Jewelry...
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