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April 13, 2021Photos courtesy High Museum of Art ATLANTA, GA. – This spring, the High Museum of Art presents “Underexposed: Women Photographers from the Collection,” an exhibition featuring more than...
April 13, 2021MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Authorities have recovered a Confederate monument that had been stolen in Alabama and was the subject of a ransom note threatening to convert it into a toilet, New Orleans...
April 13, 2021BOUCKVILLE, N.Y. — Coming back to life is New York State’s destination for antiques, Madison Bouckville with the Spring Show Weekend, Friday through Sunday, June 4-6. Leading with the Cider House Showfield...
April 13, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Vintage Accents Auctions THOMASTON, MAINE. – “Rejuvenation” was the theme for Vintage Accents Auctions’ March 31 sale; the title...
April 13, 2021Highlights that flew past the block in our April 23 issue include engravings, paintings, toys, memorabilia, silverplate, books, furniture and glass. Can it get more varied? An egg set sold for a sterling...
April 13, 2021The Harvard Art Museums recently published Catalogue of the Feinberg Collection of Japanese Art by Rachel Saunders, a book dedicated to the unparalleled collection of Robert S. and Betsy G. Feinberg. The couple...
April 13, 2021MATAWAN, N.J. – The “Holy Grail” of Tom Brady rookie cards sold on April 2 for a world record $2,252,854 in the Lelands 2021 Spring Classic Auction, marking the most ever paid for a football...
April 13, 2021By James D Balestrieri SALEM, ORE.- Collecting begins in passion, and my first crush, when I was quite young, was coins. A few friends of the family collected them, and I had a brother who sent coins back...
April 12, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Amoskeag Auction Company MANCHESTER, N.H. – At just under $4 million in total sales, auctioneer Jason Devine called his March 27-28 firearms sale at Amoskeag...
April 12, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Leland Little HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. – “She’s absolutely thrilled with the results,” auctioneer Leland Little said. He was talking about...
April 12, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Lyn Knight OVERLAND PARK, KAN. – The giveaway has always been popular in American business. Grocery stores today offer “loss leaders,” McDonalds...
April 12, 2021BEVERLY, MASS. — The 6.88-carat round cut diamond, GIA graded J color and SI2 clarity, set in a 14K white gold ring, brought the highest price of Frank Kaminski’s three-day sale, April 9-11. Though...
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