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02 Nov 2021DALLAS — A rare, sealed copy of The Legend of Zelda Wata 8.0 [NES TM, No Rev-A, First Production],...
02 Nov 2021EAST MORICHES, N.Y. — Tristram Hillier’s (British, 1905-1983),”Hommage à André Simon,” 1957,...
02 Nov 2021EAST WINDSOR, CONN. — A diminutive Chippendale mahogany chest, circa 1780, led the lots in Nadeau’s...
02 Nov 2021MILFORD, CONN. — “January Sun,” a watercolor that took American artist Charles Burchfield (1893-1967)...
02 Nov 2021CHICAGO – Hindman Auctions’ November 9-10 Fine Printed Books & Manuscripts, Including...
02 Nov 2021BANGOR, PENN. – It was primitives, country, antiques and fine art for three days straight at Hartzell’s...
02 Nov 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Andrew Jones Auctions LOS ANGELES – Auctioneers...
02 Nov 2021By Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – Laura Irene Fisher passed away in New York City on Wednesday,...
02 Nov 2021NEW YORK CITY – For those who reminisce about the Golden Age of American Folk Art collecting, which...
02 Nov 2021Adam Irish, who deals under Old As Adam, is among a growing cohort of dealers who are redefining antiques...
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