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17 Jul 2023PHILADELPHIA — Freeman’s July 13 auction, titled The Tastemaker, brought almost 300 lots that highlighted...
17 Jul 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — One of the highlights of Brunk Auctions’ July 14-15 Premier Auctions was a circa...
17 Jul 2023HINGHAM, MASS. — New England decoys and sporting art were strong performers at Copley Fine Art Auctions’...
17 Jul 2023DALLAS — One of just seven examples of the 1916 Famous & Barr Co. Babe Ruth No. 151 PSA VG-EX 4 sold...
17 Jul 2023RENO, NEV. — Howard Terpning’s (b 1927) “Paper That Talks Two Ways – The Treaty Signing” sold...
17 Jul 2023EPPING, N.H. — Devin Moisan Auctioneers’ July 15-16 auction saw a 1974 reverse-painted Chinese snuff...
11 Jul 2023DETROIT, MICH. — Two days of auctions at DuMouchelles, June 29-30, collectively featured more than...
11 Jul 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — Cowboy culture — including ranch aesthetic furniture, Western art, cowboy collectibles...
11 Jul 2023BROOKYLN, N.Y. — The Threadbare Show had but a brief reprieve from opening Brimfield week in May before...
11 Jul 2023Female portraiture was popular at auction this past week, as were other works of fine art and decorative...
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