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12 Mar 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — “This sale seemed to have something for everybody, and we saw lots of bidding...
12 Mar 2024BOXBOROUGH, MASS. — The final show of Rachel and Josh Gurley’s Boxborough season, held on March 3, had about...
12 Mar 2024Antiques are a way of life for Ben Lennox, an information technologies professional from Port Dover,...
12 Mar 2024PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Brilliance, beauty and magisterial sculpture helped define Nancy Elizabeth Prophet’s...
11 Mar 2024LOS ANGELES — The main draw at Abell Auction’s two-day May 9-10 sale was a parade of classic automobiles,...
11 Mar 2024ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Brunk Auctions conducted back-to-back sales on March 7 and 8, selling collections...
11 Mar 2024GLEN COVE, N.Y. — On March 9, Roland Auctions NY conducted an estates auction featuring 927 lots of fine...
11 Mar 2024PLAINFIELD, N.H. — A Wolf Kahn painting of a tree centered in a misty landscape was one of two items...
11 Mar 2024DALLAS — A key story page of original art from Albert Uderzo’s comic book Asterix in Corsica #20 (Dargaud,...
05 Mar 2024ATLANTA, GA. — A large and important early mixed media assemblage by Radcliffe Bailey (American, 1968-2023)...
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