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01 Feb 2022From a pastel Portrait of a Lady by French Impressionist artist Jean-Baptiste Armand Guillaumin that...
01 Feb 2022Parades, a community staple to mark annual holidays and special events, have a storied history in America....
01 Feb 2022NEWTOWN, CONN. — Lincoln Raymond “Ray” Sander, of Sandy Hook, Conn., passed away on Monday, January...
01 Feb 2022DALLAS — Two rare baseball cards topped the $500,000 plateau to lead Heritage Auctions’ Winter Sports...
01 Feb 2022CAMDEN, S.C. — Horsepower — in two wonderfully varied forms — drove interest and high prices at Wooten...
01 Feb 2022WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Of the 875 lots Milestone Auctions offered in its January 29 Winter Antique Toy Spectacular,...
01 Feb 2022EPPING, N.H. — A matched pair of White Mountain paintings, each 25 by 15 inches led Devin Moisan’s...
01 Feb 2022FALLS CHURCH, VA. — Quinn’s Auction Galleries’ January 29 auction was a cornucopia of fine and decorative...
01 Feb 2022EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Days before a Nor’easter walloped New England, Eldred’s bidders fought for “Snow...
01 Feb 2022LOS ANGELES — Despite condition issues that included mounts with extensive losses and cracks to the surviving...
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