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25 Jun 2019Historical science and mathematical works turned out competitive and historic bidding this week. A first...
25 Jun 2019Frank Kaminski was about 7 years old when his parents bought a house in Stoneham, Mass., that had belonged...
25 Jun 2019Review by R. Scudder Smith, Photos by Sherri Baggett Conventioneers Turn On The Good Time And Enjoy Banks,...
25 Jun 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Marion Antique Auctions MARION,...
25 Jun 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy of Nest Egg Auctions BERLIN,...
25 Jun 2019DENVER, PENN. — We all dream of it — having a simple object that turns out to be so rare that it sells...
25 Jun 2019HUDSON, N.Y. — Mihály Munkácsy’s (1844–1900) “A Stroll in the Woods,” an oil on panel with...
25 Jun 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara BOUCKVILLE, N.Y. – Madison Bouckville Spring Weekend, May 31-June...
25 Jun 2019Review and Onsite photos by R. Scudder Smith, Catalog Photos Courtesy of RSL Auctions WHITEHOUSE STATION,...
25 Jun 2019By Jessica Skwire Routhier MONHEGAN, MAINE – Some curators try, metaphorically, to inhabit the lives...
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