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01 Mar 2022GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — The Keeler family of Connecticut were known as silversmiths, but an inlaid mahogany...
01 Mar 2022CINCINNATI, OHIO – Hindman’s February 23 African Americana live auction offered a diverse selection...
01 Mar 2022EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Eldred’s Winter Marine sale, February 24, was topped by a carved polychromed...
01 Mar 2022DALLAS — The jersey worn by Mickey Mantle when he played his final game as a New York Yankee on September...
01 Mar 2022By Karla Klein Albertson PROVIDENCE, R.I. – While many exhibitions attempt a scholarly approach...
22 Feb 2022STANDSTED MOUNTFITCHET, U.K. — Bidders were not scared by the relatively poor condition of a rare 15-inch-tall,...
22 Feb 2022ALAMEDA, CALIF. — Michaan’s gallery auction on February 18 presented a variety of jewelry. A top highlight...
22 Feb 2022NEW YORK CITY — Books and autographs came to Swann Galleries on February 17, featuring autographs from...
22 Feb 2022ST PETERSBURG, FLA. — Burchard Galleries’ February 19 international auction extravaganza featured...
22 Feb 2022LONE JACK, MO. — Dirk Soulis’ three days of auctions February 18-20 reached its apex on the second...
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