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  • Chinese Water Coupe & Fine Art Tops At Michaan’s

     ALAMEDA, CALIF. – Auction buyers responded with enthusiasm to Michaan’s special auction event conducted on June 19. Among the many porcelains sold was a rare copper-red water coupe with lotus. Read Full Article.

  • Court: Montana Family Owns Dinosaur Fossils Worth Millions

    HELENA, MONT. (AP) – Dinosaur fossils worth millions of dollars unearthed on a Montana ranch belong to the owners of the land’s surface rights, not the owners of the mineral rights, a U.S. appe. Read Full Article.

  • Cast Iron Shelves Top State Line’s Estate Offerings

    CANAAN, CONN. – On Saturday, June 20, State Line Auctions offered more than 350 lots of general estate property in an online only sale that had a two-week preview so clients could come in to exam. Read Full Article.

  • Lawyer Auction’s ‘New Normal’ Sale Was Anything But

    RED HOOK, N.Y. – On Wednesday, June 17, Lawyer Auction’s ‘New Normal’ online-only sale of 375 lots was conducted via the LiveAuctioneers platform with about 1,000 registered bidders competi. Read Full Article.

  • Q&A: Daniel Ackermann

    When the health crisis forced the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA), part of Old Salem Museums and Gardens, to cancel the 2020 MESDA Summer Institute, a foremost training ground for . Read Full Article.

  • Brunk To Celebrate The ‘Charmed Life’ Of William N. Banks With September 12 Sale

    ASHEVILLE, N.C. – William N. Banks Jr, who died last November at age 95, was the model of a scholar collector, his work as a regular contributor to The Magazine AntiquesRead Full Article.

  • Met Breuer, Remaining Shuttered After Lockdown, Comes Under Frick’s Control

    NEW YORK CITY – In 2018, the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) and the Frick Collection jointly announced that the Frick’s collection, exhibition, library resources and education programs wo. Read Full Article.

  • Hand Me Down My Game-Worn Gear

    NEW YORK CITY – Michael Jordan’s 1992 Dream Team signed, game-worn shoes sold for $190,373, a Joe DiMaggio 1949 Yankees game-used bat fetched $157,000 and a rare Connor McDavid rookie card garn. Read Full Article.

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