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19 Mar 2024Guess who turns 75 years old this year? The Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America (ABAA), a serious...
19 Mar 2024PHOENIX, ARIZ. — It requires no special expertise to admire the graceful form and crisp, understated...
18 Mar 2024VINELAND, N.J. — On March 16, Bertoia presented the world-class early American toy collection of Linda...
18 Mar 2024CINCINNATI, OHIO — Between March 14-15, Freeman’s | Hindman auctioned exactly 650 lots, 257 of them...
18 Mar 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — On March 13, Eldred’s conducted a charity auction of Women in the Arts to benefit...
18 Mar 2024DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY — In three days of auctions — March 7-9 — Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen gaveled...
18 Mar 2024NEW YORK CITY — Several lots that descended in the family of American songwriter Irving Berlin were...
18 Mar 2024MONTROSE, GA. — A 1941 Johnson Automatics semi-automatic rifle produced by Cranston Arms was the top lot in Montrose...
12 Mar 2024Auction results this week proved that “art” can mean any number of things. For some, art is simply...
12 Mar 2024HOUSTON, TEXAS — Lewis & Maese took bidders on a magic carpet ride on February 25, with two choice...
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