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24 Nov 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Stack’s Bowers Galleries SANTA ANA, CALIF. – Stack’s...
24 Nov 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Sarasota Estate Auction SARASOTA, FLA. – Andrew Ford, auctioneer...
24 Nov 2020Notable sales found in our December 4, 2020 issue take you to the action. David Hockney’s “Pool...
24 Nov 2020Surprise was palpable this past August when Salon Art + Design, produced by Sanford L. Smith + Associates,...
24 Nov 2020DALLAS – A copy of a 1939 issue of Detective Comics 27 sold November 19 for $1.5 million –...
24 Nov 2020ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The eagerly anticipated highlight in the Collection of Dr Joseph T. and Gaile...
24 Nov 2020ST MICHAEL’S MD. – Shorebird decoys carved by Cape Cod’s Elmer Crowell are among...
24 Nov 2020DALLAS – A square cut of muslin cloth, originally from the left wing of the Wright brothers’...
24 Nov 2020NEW YORK CITY- From the estate of WR Appleby and Elinor Appleby, whose single owner sale commenced November...
24 Nov 2020NEW YORK CITY – A creamware epergne surmounted by a neoclassical figure of Plenty was the top selling...
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