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23 Nov 2021By Karla Klein Albertson NEW ORLEANS, LA. – If the embedded image of New Orleans is a masked ball...
22 Nov 2021BEDFORD VILLAGE, N.Y. — A painting now believed to be a lifetime portrait of Queen Elizabeth I crossed...
22 Nov 2021PLAINFIELD, N.H.— It’s not often that furniture from the Enfield Shaker community is on the market....
22 Nov 2021MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — A Chippendale carved mahogany marble top slab table brought $400,000 at Skinner’s...
22 Nov 2021Review by W.A, Demers, Photos Courtesy of Freeman’s PHILADELPHIA – Freeman’s November 10 American...
22 Nov 2021Review and Photos by Greg Smith NEW YORK CITY- It was a homecoming of sorts – perhaps more...
22 Nov 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Slotin Folk Art BUFORD, GA.- Steve Slotin did another $1.5 million...
22 Nov 2021NEW YORK CITY — On November 18 in a much-anticipated, live auction at Sotheby’s, an extremely rare...
22 Nov 2021SPARKS, MD.— An incised, signed and dated 1854 jug by enslaved African American potter Dave Drake sold...
22 Nov 2021DALLAS — A frenzy of eager bidders drove original cover art from Frank Brunner’s Doctor Strange #1 (Marvel,...
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