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09 Jun 2020DANIA BEACH, FLA. – Setting a timely pace at Kodner Galleries’ June 3 Estate Jewelry, Fine...
09 Jun 2020Review by Greg Smith, Images Courtesy Hartzell’s Auction Gallery, Inc. BANGOR, PENN. – Lithographed...
09 Jun 2020BANGOR, PENN. – An auction record for any fabric smoothing iron was set at $55,350 when Hartzell’s...
09 Jun 2020By Greg Smith DENVER, PENN. – Annie Oakley’s custom-made Stevens Model 44 .24-20 single-shot...
09 Jun 2020ROCK ISLAND, ILL. – Billed as a historic Texas “National Treasure,” a company No. 50 Colt...
09 Jun 2020DALLAS – A George Woodall for Thomas Webb & Sons cameo glass vase titled, “The Origin...
09 Jun 2020BOONTON, N.J. – Leaping into the lead at Millea Bros two-day “Select” sale June 4-5 was Konstantin...
09 Jun 2020PLAINFIELD, N.H. – A leaded glass table lamp base with favrile and other glass set in a geometric...
09 Jun 2020NEW YORK CITY – A portrait of renowned Nineteenth Century French dressmaker Charles Frederick Worth...
09 Jun 2020NEW YORK CITY – The Winter Show has committed to ending the exhibition of any racist material on any future...
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