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06 Apr 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Blanchard Auction Services POTSDAM, N.Y. – The focus was on early...
06 Apr 2021NEW YORK CITY – “The New Dress,” an alluring 1959 oil on canvas by Alvin Ross (1920-1975)...
06 Apr 2021NEW YORK (AP) – Quarterback Tom Brady is proving he’s the GOAT not just on the football field...
06 Apr 2021By Kristin Nord FAIRFIELD, CONN. – The worldwide fate of birds since the 1970s has been increasingly...
06 Apr 2021Cowan’s recently announced that 2021 would mark a new era for the firm in the field of historic...
06 Apr 2021Notable sales in our April 16, 2021 issue start with a lot that finished almost 37-times its high estimate...
06 Apr 2021THOMASTON, MAINE – A lot of two early Twentieth Century Chinese porcelain bottle vases, one in a bubble-gum...
06 Apr 2021HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. – When Greensboro, N.C., antique dealer Caroline Faison decided it was time...
06 Apr 2021DALLAS – The finest known copy of the oldest sealed hangtab Super Mario Bros. smashed the previous...
06 Apr 2021MANCHESTER, N.H. – A cased pair of percussion belt pistols by the Dublin firm William & John...
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