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October 5, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Russum’s Furniture Auctioneers SUDLERSVILLE, MD. – Contents from Beauvoir, the Trappe Creek estate of a prominent early Philadelphia family,...
October 5, 2021Review and Photos by Greg Smith LEBANON, CONN. – The historic green that stretches a mile through the center of historic Lebanon was bountiful the morning of September 25 as the Lebanon Historical...
October 5, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy BP Auctions ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL. – Auctioneer Bob Peirce of BP Auctions said there were about 25 bidders in his gallery for his two-day September 24-25 still...
October 5, 2021Review by Greg Smith CRANSTON, R.I. – It turns out treasure was hiding in Bruneau & Co’s Rhode Island back yard as the firm’s September 25 “Comic, TGC & Toy” auction...
October 5, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Heritage Auctions DALLAS – George Washington and Abraham Lincoln may be long dead, but their legacies live on in the political antiques, ephemera and memorabilia...
October 5, 2021ALEXANDRIA, VA. — One of the highlights seen in six sales conducted by Potomack Company over four days September 28-October 1 was a Wedgwood Fairyland lustre rectangular plaque titled “The Stuff That...
October 5, 2021GLEN COVE, N.Y. – The personal collection of Tony Rosenthal was sold at Roland Auction NY on Saturday, September 25. Southampton-based American abstract sculptor Tony Rosenthal (American, 1914-2009)...
October 5, 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Freeman’s PHILADELPHIA – Freeman’s September 23 auction of books and manuscripts, a 140-lot sale, totaled $573,143 and achieved a 95 percent sell-through...
October 5, 2021Review by Rick Russack WILLISTON, VT. – Iris Love (1933-2020) was a fascinating woman who rose to the top of whatever field she involved herself with. She was a celebrated archeologist, who in 1969...
October 5, 2021HATFIELD, MASS. — On October 3, Kimballs Auction and Estate Services presented a huge assortment of antiques from a Sag Harbor, Long Island, estate with select additions from homes from all over New England....
October 1, 2021CINCINNATI, OHIO — The market for the sand bottles of Andrew Clemens has been hot for a few years but Hindman Auctions really turned up the heat when it offered the only known portrait sand bottle in its American...
September 29, 2021DALLAS, TEXAS — A $100,000 Reward Broadside issued by the United States War Department, April 20, 1865, created after John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln, sold for a record $275,000,...
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