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03 May 2021CRANSTON, R.I. – Bruneau & Co Auctioneers conducted its first-ever historic arms and militaria...
03 May 2021MILFORD, CONN. – Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers kicked off the spring auction season with...
03 May 2021EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Eldred’s annual Spring Maritime Sale found wind-filled bidding interest...
03 May 2021SANTA FE, N.M.- “Hemmi for Paula,” a 1975 acrylic, beads, thread and string work by Alan...
03 May 2021MARLBOROUGH, MASS. – An English japanned longcase clock by St Neots maker Joseph Eayre, circa 1765,...
03 May 2021PHILADELPHIA – “I think it did well because it was a little different,” Freeman’s...
03 May 2021BOSTON – Five items, three paintings and two pieces of jewelry in Grogan’s May sale sold...
03 May 2021ST. MICHAELS, MD.- It did not make any difference that the maker of the heron decoy was not known. At $192,000,...
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