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22 Mar 2021AMESBURY, MASS. – Around 1800, Connecticut sisters Mary Way and Betsy Way Champlain produced numerous...
22 Mar 2021LONE JACK, MO. – A Union Pacific tall cast blue globe lantern sold for $46,200 in Soulis Auctions’...
22 Mar 2021SARASOTA, FLA. – Fetching $27,675, including buyer’s premium, at Amero Auction’s spring...
22 Mar 2021BEDFORD, N.Y. – They may have just been garden basins, but they were not just anyone’s. With...
22 Mar 2021OAKLAND, CALIF. – Nearly 1,650 lots crossed the block at Clars Auction Gallery between Saturday,...
22 Mar 2021DALLAS – A pair of Martian meteorites each sold for $187,500 to share top-lot honors in Heritage...
22 Mar 2021EAST DENNIS, MASS. – One of several highlights in Eldred’s three-day sales of Asian works...
22 Mar 2021NEW YORK CITY – On March 17 in Sotheby’s New York salesroom, a Ming dynasty, Yongle period...
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