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20 Jun 2023PHILADELPHIA — Two marquee collections were offered alongside consignments by various owners in Freeman’s...
20 Jun 2023Fine and decorative arts swept the block with a flourish this past week. Dutch, Ukrainian and American...
20 Jun 2023HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — A vintage stainless steel Rolex Oyster Cosmograph watch soared above its $10,000...
20 Jun 2023DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ June 9 Fine European Art Signature auction offered a boutique selection...
20 Jun 2023SUDBURY, MASS. — Tremont Auction’s annual spring Asian auction on June 11 was a successful sale with...
20 Jun 2023NEW YORK CITY — Phillips’ Design auction on June 8 was a showcase of early Twentieth Century French...
20 Jun 2023NEW YORK CITY — On June 1, Swann Auction Galleries’ Focus on Women sale brought together almost 200 lots...
20 Jun 2023Change seems to come slowly to the fields of Brimfield, most of which have been owned or operated by the people...
20 Jun 2023PRINCETON, N.J. — The study and scholarship of the history of material culture of New Jersey pales...
19 Jun 2023NEW YORK CITY — Another chapter in the storied legacy of Hollywood’s “Golden Couple” has closed,...
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