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20 May 2025Tremont Auctions’ four-man team —Cameron Ayotte, Matt Buckley, Jim Callahan and Brett Downer — assembled...
20 May 2025Oil on canvas works painted up a storm at auctions worldwide this week, led by “The Mid Summer Drop-Lead...
20 May 2025On May 4, Collective Hudson hosted Exceptionnelle, a 555-lot sale consisting of property from the Basagic...
20 May 2025“The sale was great; we are very happy with the results,” said Dierdre Pook Magarelli, president...
20 May 2025“Doge,” though it is derived from an acronym, is a big word these days, having to do with the slashing...
19 May 2025From April 30 through May 3, Morphy Auctions conducted a four-day Coin-Op & Antique Advertising auction,...
19 May 2025Freeman’s | Hindman’s 263-lot April 29 American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts sale achieved...
19 May 2025Alexander Calder’s 1969 stabile “Krinkly Klang” passed the one-million-dollar mark to earn the top spot...
19 May 2025On December 9, 2024, Morphy Auctions conducted the sale of part one of the Wayne and Lori Edens antique...
19 May 2025Heritage Auctions’ May 14 Pursuit of Beauty: Art Nouveau, Art Deco & Art Glass auction brought 198 lots...
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