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Article Archives
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16 Apr 2019OCEAN RIDGE, FLA. — Jack Barker was an intense, passionate and studious collector (dealer) of American...
16 Apr 2019LINWOOD, N.J. — Norman Faust Schaut, advertising man and notable antiques show promoter, passed away...
16 Apr 2019By W.A. Demers MYSTIC, CONN. – When my desk phone rang on a recent afternoon, I picked up the receiver...
16 Apr 2019Now senior advisor to the chief executive officer, Hugues Joffre joined Phillips in the fall of 2015,...
16 Apr 2019Among this week’s notable lots, an 1899 view of Venice by Thomas Moran (1837-1926) closed at $193,750,...
16 Apr 2019NEW YORK CITY – Rarely seen guitars, bass, drum kits, keys and horns from more than 80 renowned...
16 Apr 2019By Laura Beach NORTHFIELD, N.H. – The one thing all antiques dealers in the 1980s agreed upon was that...
16 Apr 2019COPAKE, N.Y. — A capacity crowd showed up for the 28th Annual Bicycle & Automobilia Auction at Copake...
16 Apr 2019LAS VEGAS, NEV. — The only known bottle of its type that has surfaced completely intact slaked bidders’...
16 Apr 2019NEW ORLEANS — George Rodrigue’s 1971 oil on canvas “The Class of Marie Courregé,” is one of the Louisiana...
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