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27 Feb 2024WINTER PARK, FLA. — Current taste looks upon “clutter” as if it were a bad thing. Call in the feng...
26 Feb 2024PHILADELPHIA — With bids closing on February 23, Fire Antiques conducted an online-only Valentine’s...
26 Feb 2024BERKELEY, CALIF. — PBA Galleries presented an auction of photography on February 22, a dedicated event...
26 Feb 2024DALLAS — A copy of the Beatles’ White Album once owned by John Lennon sold for $162,500 to lead Heritage...
26 Feb 2024STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET, U.K. — Anglo-American art and antiques dealer Warner Dailey’s collection was the highlight...
26 Feb 2024HOUSTON, TEXAS – Lewis & Maese took bidders on a magic carpet ride on February 25 with two choice carpets...
26 Feb 2024SAN FRANCISCO — “Retablos: The Art of Devotion” was the title of the auction that took place at Turner...
26 Feb 2024AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis Auctioneers conducted three sales in the span of just four days, selling...
26 Feb 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — Kaja Veilleux and Thomaston Place Auction Galleries held its Winter Enchantment...
26 Feb 2024HINGHAM, MASS. — “Bald Eagles (The Eagles)” by Frank Benson, dated 1941, a large oil on canvas...
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