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11 Apr 2023PHILADELPHIA — ART 22, Material Culture’s sale of fine art, folk art and Outsider art, got under...
11 Apr 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — The Goddard family collection, sold by Bonhams Skinner in an online sale that...
04 Apr 2023VINELAND, N.J. - Living up to Bertoia's presale expectations, a rare Ives Uncle Sam perambulator, selling...
04 Apr 2023SCHOHARIE, N.Y. - Amid drizzle and snow flurries, there was no slowdown to the setup within the Schoharie...
04 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY - The Found Object Show, which returned for its second year March 24-26, now claims a new home...
04 Apr 2023Fine Art and toys were the more dominant categories across the block this past week. Oil on canvas paintings...
04 Apr 2023KÖLN, GERMANY — On March 25, Auction Team Breker conducted its first sale of the year, which focused...
04 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY - The 89th Rare Posters Auction from Poster Auctions International on March 26 featured...
04 Apr 2023YORK, PENN. — Hake’s March 21-22 auction presented fresh collections, prototypes and rarities as the firm...
04 Apr 2023DALLAS - On Saturday, March 25, a lucky bidder rode off into the sunset with a one-of-a-kind original...
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