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08 Mar 2021HARTFORD, CONN.- Richard Ernest Aranosian, successful businessman and much-loved husband, father, and grandfather,...
08 Mar 2021Author, curator and educator John Beardsley has penned a monumental volume to anthologize the life and work...
08 Mar 2021Notable sales in our March 19, 2021 issue include lots that are sure to pique the interests of history...
08 Mar 2021WESTMORELAND, N.H. – A Nineteenth Century John Sawin banjo clock sold for $3,750 at Flying Pig Auctions...
08 Mar 2021MONROVIA, CALIF. – A Tiffany Studios Arrowroot table lamp sold for $42,250 on March 2, the top lot at John...
08 Mar 2021DALLAS – Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic now has the highest-selling basketball card in history....
08 Mar 2021LARCHMONT, N.Y. – A 33-inch-tall Art Nouveau bronze by Agathon Leonard (French, 1841-1923) swooped...
08 Mar 2021REHOBOTH, MASS. – A Limbert oak Arts and Crafts desk and bookcase cabinet took top honors at Americana...
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