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19 Sep 2017In the late Seventeenth Century, John Coney was the go-to silversmith in all of Boston. He was the best,...
19 Sep 2017DENVER, PENN. — The top result in Morphy’s September 16-17 toy and doll sale was a large Felix...
19 Sep 2017DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Sailing across the auction block in Pook & Pook and Noel Barrett’s joint...
19 Sep 2017DALLAS — A rare, first-edition copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone – one of just 500 original...
19 Sep 2017BOSTON – The 2017 Ward Francillon Time Symposium, sponsored by the National Association of Watch...
19 Sep 2017Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo, W.A. Demers and Greg Smith BRIMFIELD, MASS. – The fall edition...
19 Sep 2017By Laura Beach NEW HAVEN, CONN. – In the fevered Eastern imagination, Texas decorative arts are bouffant...
19 Sep 2017No Coffee In This Cup: Meissen Set Leaps To $767 At Jenack CHESTER, N.Y. – In an eclectic sale...
19 Sep 2017Jennifer Dasal is the associate curator of contemporary art at the North Carolina Museum of Art, where...
19 Sep 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy Robert L. Foster Auction Co. NEWCASTLE,...
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