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    Folks who oversee historic properties dread the prospect of events or accidents that destroy important — and often singular and irreplaceable . Read Full Article.

  • Bidders Value Variety In Mixed Bag Sale At Hyde Park

    POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Hyde Park Country Auctions closed out the month of March with its Decorative Arts, Nautical, Country, Ephemera, Photos au. Read Full Article.

  • Bidders Journey Through The Pages At New England Book Auctions

    SOUTH DEERFIELD, MASS. — Conducted in two sessions, March 25 and April 2, New England Book Auctions offered more than 450 lots of books, lithographs and more in. Read Full Article.

  • Vintage, Contemporary Native Crafts Score With Wandering Bull Buyers

    WASHINGTON, N.H. — Contemporary, vintage and antique Native American objects were on the menu in The Wandering Bull’s online auction, which . Read Full Article.

  • Premier Firearms Total $1.5 Million At Milestone

    WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Milestone’s March 22-23 Premier Firearms Auction totaled $1,550,000 after collectors took their pick from 1,187 antique, . Read Full Article.

  • Marion Bidders Pull The Strings For Fuller

    MARION, MASS. — On April 12, Marion Antique Auctions conducted its April Adventure Sale with nearly 600 lots featuring the estate of Newport, R.I., collector an. Read Full Article.

  • Temperance Jug Worth Celebrating At Crocker Farm

    SPARKS, MD. — An Anna Pottery salt-glazed stoneware jug, made circa 1880, that depicted the unusual elements of a bear and Native American among more characteri. Read Full Article.

  • Across The Block

    This week, auctions nationwide tick, tick, ticked to success with various timepieces, led by a Richard Mille RM72-01 titanium flyback chronograph, which earned $2. Read Full Article.

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Danielson’s Not-So-Quiet Antiques Corner
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African American Art At Swann – Institutional Buyers & New Artist Records Drive $1.7 Million Total
NEW YORK CITY — “We were thrilled to have several significant purchases by institutions recognizing the contributions of these artists to the history of American art,” were the words of Nigel Fr...
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