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Article Archives
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08 Nov 2022DALLAS — Super Mario Bros – Wata 9.6 A Sealed [Hangtab, 3 Code, Mid-Production], NES Nintendo 1985...
08 Nov 2022ATLANTA, GA. - While Ahlers & Ogletree's October 28-29 Fall Fine Estates & Collections sale was smaller...
08 Nov 2022PLAINVILLE, N.H. — Estimated just $200/400, a colorful wood carving street scene of Key West, Fla.,...
08 Nov 2022RICHMOND, VA. - If guitars could tell their stories, oh, what sagas they might relate - "In life I was silent,...
08 Nov 2022CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — Perhaps unique, 15 watercolor portraits of a single African American family, painted...
08 Nov 2022DENVER, PENN. — Morphy Auctions marched more than 1,600 lots of coin-operated and advertising antiques...
08 Nov 2022NEW YORK CITY — A public institution paid $189,000 — the highest price in Doyle’s American Paintings...
08 Nov 2022DENVER, COLO. — On November 1, Western and contemporary Native American art came to auction at Hindman,...
08 Nov 2022NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries assembled a sale of Old Master through Modern prints, offering a selection...
08 Nov 2022BOSTON — Dozens of paintings and pieces of fine jewelry sold for more than $10,000 each at Grogan’s...
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