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08 Apr 2024DALLAS — Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s the most valuable comic book in the world....
08 Apr 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Spring may be finally here but Eldred’s bidders loved a wintry sledding scene...
08 Apr 2024DALLAS — Leading Heritage Auctions’ April 5 historical manuscripts sale was A.R. Roessler’s Latest...
08 Apr 2024SPARKS, MD. — Ceramics scholar and dealer Rob Hunter, bidding on behalf of a client, snapped up the top-selling...
08 Apr 2024GLEN COVE, N.Y. — Mark Beard’s heroically portrayed “Boxer After the Fight" sold for $17,000 with...
01 Apr 2024CHEYENNE, WYO. — The 37th March in Montana sale on March 16 witnessed an extraordinary turnout and achieved...
01 Apr 2024PROVINCETOWN, MASS. — On March 16, James R. Bakker Antiques conducted its End of Winter Live Online...
01 Apr 2024WINDSOR, CONN. — On March 23, Nadeau's Auction Gallery presented its Designer Curated Warehouse Furnishings,...
01 Apr 2024Atypical lots saw interest from bidders and buyers this week. Guns were more prominent in this week’s...
01 Apr 2024NEW YORK CITY — For the past 15 years, art and culture enthusiasts have descended upon New York City...
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