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17 May 2021By Karla Klein Albertson CORNING, N.Y. – When historians list the precious materials valued in the past,...
17 May 2021Notable lots that share the spotlight in our May 28, 2021 issue lead with Fernando Zobel De Ayala’s...
17 May 2021Old Sturbridge Village (OSV) recently announced that Ellen Taviano has been named the new director of retail...
17 May 2021CINCINNATI, OHIO – A 17-inch-high vase by Carl Schmidt for Rookwood Pottery sold for $62,500 at Treadway...
17 May 2021ALLENTOWN, PENN. – The Baum School of Art’s 36th Annual Art Auction, May 9-15, was conducted...
17 May 2021DALLAS – Bringing more than four times its estimate and fetching $62,250 was an oval solferino...
17 May 2021WATERLOO, IOWA – Michael Jackson’s owned and stage-worn “History Tour” glove...
17 May 2021ANNAPOLIS, MD. – An early English wooden doll, who has survived with her extensive trousseau since...
17 May 2021NEW YORK CITY – Pablo Picasso’s “Femme assise près d’une fenêtre (Marie-Thérèse)”...
17 May 2021COLUMBUS, OHIO – Leading Garth’s Auctions’ May 15 425-lot sale was a paint decorated...
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