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11 Oct 2022NEW YORK CITY - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince begins with his drawing of a boa constrictor...
11 Oct 2022SUDLERSVILLE, MD. — On the weekend of October 8-9, Russum’s Furniture Auctioneers sold a collection...
11 Oct 2022DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Of the 1,408 lots auctioned by Pook & Pook in its October 5-7 Americana & International...
11 Oct 2022GIBSONVILLE, N.C. — On October 8, Ledbetter Auction hosted its Quarterly Folk Art Event and offered...
11 Oct 2022CRUMPTON, MD. — A nearly 7-inch-tall, jeweled gilt-bronze statue of Khadiravani, which had been estimated...
11 Oct 2022PLAINVILLE, CONN. — An offering of Connecticut estate material was presented in a live auction by Winter...
11 Oct 2022NEW HAMBURG, ONTARIO, CANADA — Miller & Miller’s Canadiana and Folk Art sale on October 8 offered...
11 Oct 2022NEW YORK CITY — Bonhams concluded its auctions for Asia Week New York this autumn, which included The Joan...
11 Oct 2022NEW YORK CITY — With a combination of five live and online sales that took place September 20-27, Sotheby’s...
11 Oct 2022DALLAS & NEW YORK CITY — Heritage Auctions simultaneously conducted its Fine & Decorative Asian Art Signature®...
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