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26 Jul 2022By Kristin Nord COTUIT, MASS. – The Cahoon Museum of American Art is brilliantly adorned with scrimshaw...
26 Jul 2022TRUMBULL, CONN. — Block’s Marble Auction, the longest running marble auction, conducted its 1,133rd...
26 Jul 2022BERWICK, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA — On July 23, Crowther & Brayley conducted an onsite live auction...
26 Jul 2022DETROIT, MICH. — Estimated just $300/500, Jane Poupelet’s (French, 1874-1932) bronze “Rabbit Crouching,”...
26 Jul 2022WILLISTON, VT. — Merrill’s Auctioneers & Appraisers conducted its Continental and Decorative...
26 Jul 2022DALLAS — “You’re my number one… suit!” Jack Nicholson’s screen-worn, seven-piece suit from...
26 Jul 2022DALLAS — The WBC Heavyweight Championship belt from Muhammad Ali’s historic victory over George Foreman...
26 Jul 2022EAST WINDSOR, CONN. — On July 23, Golden Gavel Auctions’ Exceptional Jewelry & Decorative Arts...
26 Jul 2022BELLPORT, N.Y. — The top lot in Thos. Cornell Galleries’ July 24 Estate Auction was a portrait of a male...
26 Jul 2022CRANSTON, R.I. — On July 21, Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers’ Historic Arms & Militaria sale took...
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