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17 Jan 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — Alan Amero was enthusiastic about the results of his 533-lot New Year January Spectacular...
17 Jan 2023This week’s top lots truly spanned the antiques and arts categories. A marble statue sold alongside...
17 Jan 2023COLUMBUS, OHIO — Garth’s first sale of 2023 got the year off to a good start. The sale featured more...
17 Jan 2023Day One featured the coin and stamp collection of the late Andrew S. Dorfman of Leonia, N.J., while the second...
17 Jan 2023WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Milestone Auctions rang in 2023 on January 7 with its New Year’s Vintage Toy Spectacular...
17 Jan 2023ELIOT, MAINE — Boyd Auctions conducted its Winter Estates Auction on January 7, offering 220 lots from...
17 Jan 2023When people make what might be considered an unconventional move professionally, the natural response...
17 Jan 2023NEW YORK CITY — As A. Brandt Zipp recalls, it was around New Year’s Day in 2003 when he made a discovery...
17 Jan 2023REHOBOTH, MASS. — A Chinese watercolor painting by Zhang Daqian (Chang Dai-chien, 1899-1983) sold at the Americana...
17 Jan 2023CANAAN, N.Y. — The Old Testament story of Judith slaying Holofernes has been depicted through the centuries...
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