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28 Jun 2021Review & Photos by Rick Russack BROOKFIELD, MASS. – If you like country Americana, this was the place...
28 Jun 2021When word reached our ears that the White House had recently acquired two Chelsea clocks from the White...
28 Jun 2021Notable lots that share the spotlight in our July 9, 2021 issue lead with a Picasso at McInnis Auction...
28 Jun 2021DALLAS – The top lot at Heritage Auctions’ June 22 Fine Furniture & Decorative Arts Signature...
28 Jun 2021NEW YORK CITY – A porcelain tobacco box, made in Vienna by du Paquier circa 1730, led the 146-lot...
28 Jun 2021WILLOUGHBY, OHIO – A great looking early toy, a hand painted and litho tin clockwork Girl Blowing...
28 Jun 2021SANTA FE, N.M. – Edward S. Curtis’ (1868-1952) haunting portraits of the American West and its first...
28 Jun 2021COPAKE, N.Y.- Copake’s 29th annual bicycle auction was held on June 26 after a one-year hiatus,...
28 Jun 2021SUDBURY, MASS. – A Japanese bronze eagle sculpture flew the coop to land at $15,240 at Tremont...
28 Jun 2021WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. – The Chimpanzee Bank, an early 1880s cast iron mechanical bank by Kyser...
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