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11 Feb 2025LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — On January 28, Landry Pop took us back to Twentieth Century Japan with its Shōwa...
11 Feb 2025NEW YORK CITY — Americana has long been a dominant category sold at Freeman’s and Hindman, well before...
11 Feb 2025LAS VEGAS — Morphy Auctions brought the Old West to Las Vegas again on January 24. This iteration of the firm’s...
11 Feb 2025ASHEVEILLE, N.C. — Brunk Auctions presented 186 lots from the storied collection of the late Dr Carole...
11 Feb 2025HUDSON, N.Y. — Some legacies transcend lifetimes. Stair Galleries aided in this philosophy with its The Collection...
10 Feb 2025NEW YORK CITY — The Manhattan described by Russell Shorto in his bestselling 2004 book The Island at the Center...
10 Feb 2025When Ted and Jill Wiederseim started an auction business in the mid 1990s, neither of them had a lot of money....
10 Feb 2025LOS ANGELES — “Diane von Furstenberg: Woman Before Fashion” is currently on view at the Skirball...
10 Feb 2025SPARKS, MD. — Cataloged as “highly important,” a circa 1895 face jug incised “The Hon. Fred Dougless”...
10 Feb 2025NEW YORK CITY — An exceedingly rare Stradivari violin, crafted in 1714 by Antonio Stradivari during...
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