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27 Sep 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy New Haven Auctions BRANFORD, CONN. – New Haven Auctions...
27 Sep 2022STAMFORD, CONN. – After years of selling mixed category auctions, Sam Pizzichillo at 5th Avenue...
27 Sep 2022Comedian Steve Martin jokes that the difference between a guitar and a banjo is that the guitar helps...
27 Sep 2022By Karla Klein Albertson AUSTIN, TEXAS – Clothes still make the man or woman, in the sense that...
27 Sep 2022LOS ANGELES — Abell Auction Co., presented Modern art and California estates material on September...
27 Sep 2022SANTA FE — From a private New Mexico collection, Sam Francis’ (1923-1994) etching and aquatint, “Le...
27 Sep 2022DALLAS — Heritage Auctions conducted The Cahuenga Collection of Guitars and Musical Instruments Signature...
27 Sep 2022GENESEO, N.Y. — A rare Chinese Ming-style blue and white ewer, mark and period of Qianlong (1736-1795),...
27 Sep 2022DALLAS — A Pokémon Charizard 006 Japanese Base Set PSA Trading Card Game GEM MT 10 (The Pokémon Company,...
27 Sep 2022PITTSFIELD, MASS. — It was no surprise that a Tiffany lamp would be the star of Fontaine’s September...
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