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11 Dec 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — An 8-inch-tall Tibetan sculpture of Buddha was the top lot in Pook & Pook’s...
11 Dec 2023MARION, MASS. — Leading Marion Antique Auctions’ December 3 Winter Sale at $28,800, including buyer’s...
11 Dec 2023COLUMBUS, OHIO — A tiger maple bed frame made by Ohio-based Neat Pieces in association with David T. Smith...
05 Dec 2023NEW YORK CITY — A magnificent Babe Ruth single-signed baseball garnered $137,620 and a one-of-a-kind...
05 Dec 2023DETROIT, MICH. — DuMouchelles reported the successful sale of a rare early Chinese gilded bronze Luohan...
05 Dec 2023ATLANTA, GA. — A pair of early Twentieth Century French Empire (or Neoclassical-style) bronze 12-light...
05 Dec 2023LAS VEGAS — Morphy Auctions has returned to Vegas, and West Coast collectors are loving it. After a four-year...
05 Dec 2023American oil paintings starred at auction houses this week. Most notably, Richard Mayhew’s “Southern...
05 Dec 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Back in the day, three of the leading auction houses in Massachusetts were run by Bob Skinner...
05 Dec 2023PHILADELPHIA — Nearly 85 percent of the 171 lots Freeman’s offered in its American furniture, folk...
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