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December 9, 2024LAS VEGAS — It took much more than pocket change to take home one of the fabulous coin-op machines of that era at Morphy’s December 5-7 auction.
December 9, 2024BOONTON, N.J. — Biannually, Millea Bros conducts a three day “Select” auction: one of the firm’s two flagship sales.
December 9, 2024BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — Augusta Auctions presented its Vintage Winter Wonderland auction on December 4 with 250 lots, many of them new-to-market, from international public and private collections.
December 9, 2024DALLAS — Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers sold Saturday, December 7, at Heritage Auctions for a price somewhere over the rainbow, way up high: $32.5 million.
December 9, 2024DALLAS, TEXAS — Heritage Auction’s December 6 Fine European Art Signature sale featured works from several notable collections and estates and were anchored by great paintings, including significant...
December 3, 2024The Dutch architect Willem Jan Neutelings (co-founder of Neutelings Riedijk Architects) is known as the architect of the MAS in Antwerp and the Gare Maritime in Brussels among others.
December 3, 2024ATLANTA — A Chinese embroidered silk dragon robe sold for $16,577, and a pair of Arthur Brett & Sons (England, founded 1870) marble-top chinoiserie cabinets went for $5,142 at an Estates & Collections...
December 3, 2024WEST ROXBURY, MASS. — Anthony J. “Tony” Fusco, aged 73, passed away suddenly in his home in West Roxbury on November 22, 2024.
December 3, 2024Works of art or objects that could be hung on the wall were predominant best-sellers at recent auctions and were led by an oil on canvas composition by Chilean artist Claudio Bravo that replicated a wrapped...
December 3, 2024LITCHFIELD, CONN. — Litchfield County Auctions’ November 20 sale, billed as Jewelry, Couture & Luxury Gifts, presented 198 lots of fashion-forward items and other fine objects.
December 3, 2024NORTH HAMPTON, N.H. — Paul McInnis’s Fall Estate Auction, on November 13, offered Tiffany flatware, Civil War uniforms, choice jewelry, a Paul Revere spoon and much more.
December 3, 2024WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Rare cameras and photographic equipment were the focus of Dana J. Tharp’s auction on November 9.
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