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19 Jul 2022HINGHAM, MASS. — Copley’s July 14-15 sale of fine decoys, carvings and sporting art was a success...
19 Jul 2022WINDSOR, CONN. — Summer fine furnishings, art glass and more were on the bill of fare for Nadeau’s...
19 Jul 2022DALLAS — The top lot of Heritage Auctions’ July 16 sale was a significant but somber souvenir from...
19 Jul 2022ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A 14½-inch-tall, olive-green glazed jug, made by enslaved black potter Dave Drake...
12 Jul 2022By John Voket, Newtown Bee NEWTOWN, CONN. — Momentarily overwhelmed by the excitement and emotional...
12 Jul 2022Auction Action In Willoughby, Ohio WILLOUGHBY, OHIO – On June 17-18, Milestone Auctions conducted...
12 Jul 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy of Material Culture PHILADELPHIA — On June 26, Material Culture...
12 Jul 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Richard Ofper Auctioneering TIMONIUM, MD. – The poster boy for international...
12 Jul 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Andrew Jones Auctions LOS ANGELES – As if it wasn’t...
12 Jul 2022The top lots this past week brought high-quality objects from every category across the block, from fine...
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