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13 Feb 2024CLARENCE, N.Y. — An eclectic three-day sale hosted by Schultz Auctioneers on February 1-3 posted notable...
13 Feb 2024LOS ANGELES — On February 1, Andrew Jones Auctions conducted its auction “Design for the Home & Garden,...
13 Feb 2024NEW YORK CITY — To close out January, Doyle Auctions presented two days of European antiques auctions....
13 Feb 2024HUDSON, N.Y. — Provenance in some families lends added value to their collections. This is no different...
13 Feb 2024REHOBOTH, MASS. — Chinese watercolors and Asian ceramics. China trade paintings. A 55-pound copper...
13 Feb 2024LAS VEGAS, NEV. — On January 26, Morphy Auctions teamed up with Brian Lebel’s 34th Old West Auction...
13 Feb 2024Antiques and The Arts Weekly caught up with Ron Gard to learn about his collection of dog collars and other...
13 Feb 2024NASHVILLE, TENN. — Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Daniel Chester French returned home from sojourns in Europe...
12 Feb 2024BUFORD, GA. — An antique Anglo-American Abolitionist Society large trade sign more than doubled its high...
12 Feb 2024NEW YORK CITY — Subculture was very much away from the fringe in Swann Galleries’ February 8 auction,...
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