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3, 2, 1: Heritage’s Stellar Space Sale

01 Jun 2021

Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Heritage Auctions DALLAS – Of the 910 lots on offer in Heritage...
Sensational Springfield Extravaganza Draws 20,000

01 Jun 2021

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO – Jenkins Show Management – led by Janie Murphy and the Jenkins Family...
Brimfield July Marks Full Return Of Major East Coast Antiques Week

01 Jun 2021

BRIMFIELD, MASS. – Every show in Brimfield is scheduled to open at full capacity for the antique...
NYC Collector Claims To Have Discovered Long-Lost Van Gogh Landscape

01 Jun 2021

By W.A. Demers NEW YORK CITY – The landscape of van Gogh paintings is littered with fakes. So shows...
Paul Cole’s Trains & Toys Steam Ahead To $2.5 Million

01 Jun 2021

Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Bertoia Auctions VINELAND, N.J. – The train and toy collection...
Color Up: A New Format For
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01 Jun 2021

NEWTOWN CONN. – Readers of Antiques and The Arts Weekly may know that publisher R. Scudder Smith...
Picasso’s Personal Wristwatch Makes Good Time, Brings $226K For Bonhams

01 Jun 2021

PARIS – A circa 1960 manual-wind stainless steel bracelet watch by little-known Swiss watchmaker...
White’s $305,000 Sale Leads With Collection Of Postal History

01 Jun 2021

Review & Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy White’s Auction MIDDLEBOROUGH,...
Jeffrey S. Evans Dons White Gloves For Routson Americana, Glass & Lighting

01 Jun 2021

Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Jeffery S. Evans & Associates MOUNT CRAWFORD,...
Remembering Gerald Donne Hamilton, 87

01 Jun 2021

I first met Gerry in the early 1970s. Gerry was older than me, but we shared very similar backgrounds...

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