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January 19, 2021Review and Onsite Photographs by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Flying Pig Antiques WESTMORELAND, N.H. – Less than two years old, Flying Pig Antiques operates a 40-dealer group shop open...
January 19, 2021The Dedham Historical Society & Museum (DHSM), with the support of board member William Flanagan and the Pagliuca Fund, has recently published My Dear Mother: Civil War Letters to Dedham from the Lathrop...
January 19, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Merrill’s Auctioneers & Appraisers WILLISTON, VT. – Merrill’s Auctioneers & Appraisers ushered in the New Year with a 633-lot...
January 19, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Lark Mason Associates NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS & ONLINE – For those who think Lark Mason Associates only sells Chinese and Asian works of art and antiquities,...
January 18, 2021Notable sales found in our January 29, 2021 issue offer a number of final five-figure bids within a spectrum of artistic styles. A figural bust in marble of “Diana” by American sculptor Hiram Powers...
January 18, 2021ATLANTA, GA. – Ahlers & Ogletree Inc., got the New Year off to a good start, offering nearly 1,300 lots in four sessions of sales from January 15-17. Bringing the top price of a weekend that...
January 18, 2021TIGARD, ORE. – On Thursday, January 14, PWCC Marketplace reported brokering the private sale of a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card with a Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) grade of 9 for $5.2...
January 18, 2021DALLAS – The finest known copy of 1940s Batman No. 1 sold January 14 for $2.22 million, far and away the highest price ever realized for a comic book starring Bruce Wayne and his caped-and-cowled...
January 18, 2021INDIANAPOLIS, IND. – Measuring 66 by 48 inches, a formidable oil on canvas landscape scene from American artist Lois Dodd (b 1927) sold for $71,875. It set an artist auction record for Dodd. From...
January 18, 2021NEW HAVEN, CONN. – A miniature antique tiger maple slant front desk with carved ogee and bracket feet was the star lot at New Haven Auctions’ January 16-17 sale when it brought $31,200. The firm...
January 12, 2021By Greg Smith WASHINGTON, DC – Following a riot on Wednesday, January 6, where supporters of President Trump stormed the Capitol Building, officials from the Architect of the Capitol office, who oversee...
January 12, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Copake Auctions COPAKE, N.Y. – “It was a different vibe this year,” said Seth Fallon, co-owner of Copake Auctions, on the firm’s 41st edition...
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