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24 Jul 2023TAMPA, FLA. -- Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney’s bronze “Arlington Fountain” from her studio garden...
24 Jul 2023POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — On July 23, Hyde Park Country Auctions conducted a multi-estate auction, offering...
24 Jul 2023PHILADELPHIA — All but nine of the paintings offered in Freeman’s European Art and Old Masters auction...
24 Jul 2023WINDSOR, CONN. – A total of 20 pristine Dutch 10 guilders uncirculated gold coins toted up $7,380,...
24 Jul 2023CRANSTON, R.I. — A tiny (4-inch tall) miniature stoneware covered crock with even tinier cobalt decoration...
18 Jul 2023DALLAS — Heritage’s Historical Platinum Signature Auction on July 8 was historic in its own right...
18 Jul 2023THOMASTON, MAINE — A new auction record for a work by Maine artist Emily Lansingh Muir was set when...
18 Jul 2023KNOXVILLE, TENN. — “We had a couple of real surprises. It was a very good day,” reported Case Antiques’...
18 Jul 2023This week’s auction offerings resulted in excellent examples of decorative arts as well as a notable...
18 Jul 2023ORANGE, CONN. — Joseph Kabe Estate Auctions has been conducting antiques and estate auctions in Connecticut...
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