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02 Oct 2023PHILADELPHIA — Two determined private collectors recognized the rarity of a 1549 first edition of Georgius...
02 Oct 2023DALLAS — Nearly 1,150 movie posters crossed the block at Heritage Auctions on September 30 and October...
02 Oct 2023LOS ANGELES — A group of six Safavid cuerda seca pottery tiles, the largest measuring just 9½ inches...
02 Oct 2023PHILADELPHIA — Across Time And Culture | Ethnographic, Ancient, Asian & Textile Arts was the title...
02 Oct 2023BOSTON — An impressive form of late Eighteenth Century American furniture would have to be a Federal...
02 Oct 2023GENESEO, N.Y. — Cottone Auctions conducted a fine art, antiques and silver auction on September 29 featuring...
02 Oct 2023CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — One of the two highest priced lots at CRN Auction’s October 1 sale was expected...
02 Oct 2023NEW YORK CITY — Papers of the Arctic explorer Robert E. Peary, including diaries, correspondence, lecture...
26 Sep 2023BROOKLYN, N.Y. — SJ Auctioneers presented 236 lots on September 3 during its Fine Décor, Sterling,...
26 Sep 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Brunk Auctions presented a 505-lot Emporium Auction on Thursday, September 14, followed...
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