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13 Sep 2022HUDSON, N.Y. — At the head of the pack of more than 350 lots of Americana offered by Stair on September...
13 Sep 2022VINELAND, N.J. — Its cataloging characterized it as “without question one of the most alluring cast...
13 Sep 2022AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis conducted a live, cataloged sale of Americana on September 10 and three...
13 Sep 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy Bruneau & Co Auctioneers CRANSTON, R.I. – Bruneau &...
13 Sep 2022This week’s lots in Across The Block showed either an abundance or an absence of decoration. An unmarked...
13 Sep 2022In mid-August, The Old Print Shop (TOPS) announced that it was relocating to 49 West 24th Street from...
13 Sep 2022By Z.G. Burnett CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. – What is an artist’s connection to the land they call...
13 Sep 2022MACON, GA. — A lifetime collection of coin-operated, musical and jukeboxes, described as “museum...
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