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22 Jun 2021By James D. Balestrieri TOLEDO, OHIO – Why is it that on those shows where some young, semi-literate...
22 Jun 2021Talk to Laura Bickford, curator at the Art Preserve, the newly opened branch of the John Michael Kohler...
22 Jun 2021Notables that crossed the block in our July 2, 2021 issue included Chinese porcelain, Asian bronzes,...
22 Jun 2021WILLISTON, VT. – An unsigned American school oil on canvas of the schooner ship H. Babson, which...
22 Jun 2021LARCHMONT, N.Y. – The top price of $50,000 was realized by two lots in Clarke Auction Gallery’s...
22 Jun 2021NEW YORK CITY – The top lot in Swann Auction Galleries’ June 17 Fine Books & Autographs...
22 Jun 2021ALAMEDA, CALIF. – On June 18, a painting by Paul Henry (Irish, 1876-1958) sold for $230,850 with...
22 Jun 2021DALLAS – A derringer once owned by George Armstrong Custer, the lieutenant colonel who died at the 1876...
22 Jun 2021MARLBOROUGH, MASS.- A “Dragon Table” by Judy Kensley McKie (American, b 1944) sold for $62,500...
22 Jun 2021NEW YORK CITY – A Tiffany Studios reticulated bronze and leaded glass turtleback table lamp with...
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