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30 May 2023Bats, cats and ducks were among the decorative motifs of auction highlights this week, as were elements...
30 May 2023KANSAS CITY, MO. — The 2023 Spring Art, Antiques & Jewelry sale at Circle Auction on May 20 brought...
30 May 2023DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ Silver & Objects of Vertu sales always bring a gleaming selection, but the May 16 sale...
30 May 2023PITTSBURGH, PENN. — On May 20, Old Toy Soldier Auctions, led by toy expert Ray Haradin, sold exactly...
30 May 2023PIKE, N.H. — For the generations that thinks auctions are conducted on hand-held devices, or computers...
30 May 2023At the beginning of this year, Hindman announced it had promoted Alyssa D. Quinlan as its new chief executive...
30 May 2023TOLEDO, OHIO — What does it mean for an African American artist to become associated with a postcolonial...
30 May 2023EAST MORICHES, N.Y. — Selling for $21,000, an American country table, cataloged as Nineteenth Century...
30 May 2023DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ May 25 “Pursuit of Beauty: Art Nouveau, Art Deco & Art Glass Signature”...
30 May 2023THOMASTON, MAINE — There were a few surprises at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries’ Trendsetter sale...
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