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17 Mar 2020Nineteenth Century Shenandoah Valley potter Emanuel Suter is an artisan worth knowing. The top end of his market...
17 Mar 2020By Jessica Skwire Routhier Ed note: due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Smithsonian American Art Museum...
17 Mar 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Winfield Auction Galleries NORTH BIG FLATS, N.Y. –...
17 Mar 2020Review by Anne Kugielsky, Photos Courtesy Heritage Auctions DALLAS – When Heritage Auctions announced...
Collectors Vie For Native Arts Of Joseph Pytka Collection: $1.2 Million Sale By
Santa Fe Art Auction17 Mar 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Santa Fe Art Auction SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico art and artifacts...
17 Mar 2020TOWSON, MD. – The pinnacle of Alex Cooper Auctioneer’s March 14 sale was a Tibetan gilt-bronze...
17 Mar 2020HATFIELD, PENN. – Two days of sales at Alderfer Auction March 11 and 12 were led by three Harry...
17 Mar 2020CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – The March 15 sale at CRN Auctions did well with Asian, American and European...
17 Mar 2020HUDSON, N.Y. – Nearly 1,000 lots from the collection of designer Mario Buatta crossed the block...
17 Mar 2020NEW YORK CITY – American history from the Sixteenth to Twentieth Centuries was featured in Swann...
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