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09 May 2023AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis needed four days, May 4-7, to sell an enormous single-owner collection...
09 May 2023PHILADELPHIA — “It was a good day for historical portraiture,” said Lynda Cain when we reached...
09 May 2023By Z.G. Burnett, Assistant Editor “Stable,” attributed to Tosa Mitsunobu (1434-1525), Momoyama period...
09 May 2023NEW YORK CITY — Chris Barber, vice president and director of American furniture and decorative arts...
09 May 2023DALLAS — The only certified example of a Marcus Junius Brutus, assassin of Julius Caesar and imperator...
09 May 2023WINDSOR, CONN. — When Nadeau’s Auction Gallery presented its spring auction of American antiques,...
09 May 2023PHILADELPHIA — Freeman’s May 3 books and manuscripts auction was marked by fierce bidding competition...
03 May 2023HUDSON, N.Y. — Before fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger and Susie Hilfiger, his wife of 20 years, called...
03 May 2023NEW YORK CITY — In our auction coverage over the years, we have often quoted auctioneers observing...
03 May 2023WHEELING, W.VA. — After a three-year hiatus, West Virginia’s largest and longest-running antiques...
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