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28 Feb 2023HARRISBURG, PENN. — The photograph of the Wright Flyer from 1903 and fabric segment offered at Cordier...
28 Feb 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Bonhams Skinner offered nearly 400 lots of American wood carvings from the collection...
28 Feb 2023HINGHAM, MASS. — A strong selection of sporting art combined with choice decoys for Copley’s Winter...
28 Feb 2023DALLAS — Of the many unique artifacts offered at Heritage Auctions during its Americana & Political...
21 Feb 2023SANTA FE, N.M. - The third highest auction price ever paid for a San Ildefonso inlay jar by Tony Da (1940-2008)...
21 Feb 2023NEW HAMBURG, ONTARIO, CANADA - Led by seven works by Canadian folk art darling Maud Lewis (1901-1970),...
21 Feb 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. - In its' first two-day Premier Auction of 2023, Brunk Auctions saw four works by Winfred...
21 Feb 2023This week’s auction brought a menagerie of antiques. An elk bronze trumpeted in triumph at The Auction...
21 Feb 2023STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET, U.K. - Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers offered 575 objects, each more unusual than...
21 Feb 2023BUFORD, GA. - Sales at Steve and Amy Slotin's Slotin Folk Art auctions concentrate on the folk arts and crafts...
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