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09 Jul 2024BEACHWOOD, OHIO — According to Cynthia Maciejewski, Neue Auctions manager and managing partner, the Beachwood...
09 Jul 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Books and historic ephemera were the categorical stars of Eldred’s June 26 auction....
09 Jul 2024DALLAS — Heritage Auctions held part one of the William A. Strutz Library Rare Books Signature Auction...
09 Jul 2024SAVANNAH, GA. — Fine and decorative art objects from Southern residences and collections were offered...
09 Jul 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — Between June 28-30, Kaja Veilleux and Thomaston Place Auction Galleries’ Summer...
09 Jul 2024In 2024, the world celebrates the sesquicentennial of the first independent exhibition of the French...
09 Jul 2024LONDON — Barbie is a woman — a toy, of course — that everyone thinks they know. Perhaps they had (or still...
08 Jul 2024KNOXVILLE, TENN. — “High Pass,” a magna acrylic on canvas painting by Friedel Dzubas (American,...
08 Jul 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — Peacocks — loaded with symbology since ancient times from beauty to protection, thanks...
08 Jul 2024DANIA BEACH, FLA. – An Eighteenth Century Chinese midnight-blue silk embroidered robe revealed its value...
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