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22 Feb 2021Notable sales in our March 5, 2021 issue include a sundry of collectors’ interests. A Black Lotus...
22 Feb 2021MARSHFIELD, MASS. – Among the Americana offerings at Will Henry’s February 19 sale was a large,...
22 Feb 2021LOUISVILLE, COLO. – Measuring about 48½ by 74 inches, a Roman stone mosaic with a hunting scene...
22 Feb 2021CINCINNATI, OHIO – An archive of materials related to the work of attorney George H. Hoyt as he represented...
22 Feb 2021HINGHAM, MASS. – Though not the only lot in the February 19-20 Copley Fine Arts sale that sold...
22 Feb 2021WORCESTER, MASS. – Central Mass Auctions presented more than 150 paintings and other artwork from...
22 Feb 2021PHILADELPHIA – A first edition of French explorer Samuel de Champlain’s second book, Les Voyages...
22 Feb 2021WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. – A Tiffany Studios “curtain border” leaded glass and bronze...
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