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02 May 2023PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — Wiederseim Associates, Inc., became the latest auction house to dip a toe in the...
02 May 2023DALLAS — Charles Addams’ “All Right, Children, A Nice Big Sneer, Now,” The New Yorker magazine...
02 May 2023LOMBARD, ILL. — Guyette & Deeter’s April 27-28 Decoy and Sporting Art sale included an exceptional...
25 Apr 2023MIDDLEBORO, MASS. - Kathryn Black and John White seemingly could do no wrong at their April 16 sale....
25 Apr 2023OAKLAND, CALIF. - In the span of two days, April 14-15, Clars Auction Gallery presented three sessions...
25 Apr 2023MARION, MASS. - Nearly 550 lots crossed the block in Marion Antique Auctions' April 15 "Spring Splendor"...
25 Apr 2023Asian art and serving ware were popular at auction this week, but not in the forms one may expect. Andy...
25 Apr 2023HOUSTON, TEXAS - The Lewis & Maese Auction Company conducted its Traditional Fine Art & Antiques Auction,...
25 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY - Swann Galleries brought printed and manuscript Americana across the block on April 13 in a sale...
25 Apr 2023BREWERTON, N.Y. - Iroquois Auctions conducted a two-day auction on April 15 and 16 featuring almost 1,000...
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