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15 Mar 2022Doyle recently announced that it had hired Chris Barber as its new director of American furniture and decorative...
15 Mar 2022By Karla Klein Albertson NEW YORK CITY – Often people state, when something is clear cut, that...
15 Mar 2022DALLAS — One of the most iconic pages from Moebius’ (Jean Giraud) Airtight Garage, original art for “The...
15 Mar 2022HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Diamond rings are a staple of estate auctions but generally elicit not much in the way of excitement....
15 Mar 2022HATFIELD, PENN. — Alderfer’s March 10 auction featured fine and decorative arts, silver, jewelry,...
15 Mar 2022CINCINNATI, OHIO — The top lot at Hindman’s March 10-12 Americana sale was a labeled sand bottle...
15 Mar 2022DUSSELDORF, GERMANY — Leading Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen’s March 9-12 auctions of jewelry, fine...
15 Mar 2022FREEPORT, MAINE — Edited by Thomas Paine and containing some of the most important maps of the Revolutionary...
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