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22 Mar 2022By Jessica Skwire Routhier HARTFORD, CONN. – Milton Avery has always been a paradox. His late-blooming...
22 Mar 2022By Terrilyn Simpson He restored his first antique when he was ten. He went on to restore well over 10,000....
22 Mar 2022YORK, PENN. — On March 16, Hake’s set a new world auction record with the sale of a Kenner Star Wars...
22 Mar 2022COPAKE, N.Y. — The top lot at Copake Auction’s March 19 unreserved estate auction, which also included...
22 Mar 2022CLEVELAND, OHIO — The top lot at Rachel Davis Fine Art’s March 19 sale at $45,000, including buyer’s...
22 Mar 2022SACRAMENTO, CALIF. — Part 2 of the Mel Hammer bottle collection — gathered over a 50-year span by a man who dedicated...
22 Mar 2022GENESEO, N.Y. — Fine art and antiques crossed the block at Cottone Auctions on March 19, including...
22 Mar 2022DALLAS — He might not have won the 1860 presidential election, but Stephen A. Douglas finished first...
22 Mar 2022NEW YORK (AP) — A particularly prized copy of the first-ever Marvel comic book fetched more than $2.4...
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