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20 Dec 2022WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. - Made by Kyser and Rex Company, Philadelphia, circa 1880s, the Chimpanzee Bank...
20 Dec 2022BELLOWS FALLS, VT. - Augusta Auctions' December 7 Decades of Decadence sale offered 250 lots of antique...
20 Dec 2022PHILADELPHIA - In the course of three days, December 4-6, Freeman's offered more than 275 lots of American...
20 Dec 2022Decorative arts dominated the block in sales of late. A pair of midcentury bird form lamps multiplied...
20 Dec 2022NEW YORK CITY - Maps of Colonial America, those charting the nation's westward expansion and Revolutionary...
20 Dec 2022WILLOW, N.Y. - Robert Henri's (1865-1929) "Cottages-County Mayo, Ireland," circa 1910, with a bird's-eye...
20 Dec 2022BLOOMFIELD, N.J. - Nye & Company presented more than 650 lots in its final sale of the year, the December...
20 Dec 2022MARLBOROUGH, MASS. - November 20-30, Bonhams Skinner conducted its first sale for the clock, watches...
20 Dec 2022DALLAS - Heritage Auctions conducted its Fine European Art Signature auction on December 8, followed...
20 Dec 2022BEDFORD, N.Y. - "It was a great sale. We had lots of good online turnout, which is typical, as well as a lot of people...
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