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02 Oct 2007A heavily carved three-piece Renaissance Revival bedroom set that had only been moved twice in its 100-year-plus...
02 Oct 2007A highly unusual stoneware folk art figure of a stag decorated with spots of cobalt became the top selling...
02 Oct 2007Recognized as the architect who transformed Salem into one of the most beautiful towns in America, Samuel...
02 Oct 2007⁗e put the decision off as long as possible but finally on Monday, September 24, we officially postponed...
02 Oct 2007Michael Andrew Cobosco, owner of Boca Auction Gallery, has been charged with seven counts of grand larceny...
02 Oct 2007Gerald M. ⁔im†Fitz-Gerald of Plank Road died September 11, at Porter Hospital in Middlebury, Vt.;...
02 Oct 2007Head of the Americana department at Northeast Auctions, Merrilee J. Possner died September 21, of cancer....
27 Sep 2007Sotheby announced Monday, September 24, that a circa 1755 Philadelphia mahogany tilt-top piecrust...
25 Sep 2007On July 28, Michael and Seth Fallon of Copake Auction conducted an unreserved cataloged estate sale including...
25 Sep 2007Two years in the works, C. Wayne Shultz Americana auction drew a full house and robust prices at the Duncansville...
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