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27 Jul 2021For more than 40 years, Sanford Smith, who turned 82 in July, has been known as a true show impresario....
26 Jul 2021PENNSBURG, PENN. — Specializing in antique bottles, glass, stoneware and related items, Glass Works...
26 Jul 2021KNOXVILLE, TENN. – A bidder paid $123,000 for a 12-3/8-inch-tall “Critter” sculpture...
26 Jul 2021PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. – A 1932 Auburn Convertible Roadster roared to $39,000 at Wiederseim Associates’...
26 Jul 2021SAN RAFAEL, CALIF. – A matte glazed ceramic tile by Newcomb Pottery was a highlight of Fine Estate,...
26 Jul 2021DALLAS – The first postwar release Czech poster from Casablanca (Warner Bros., 1940s) more than...
26 Jul 2021There’s only one way to get ahead of the crowds in New Hampshire this year:browse through the show...
20 Jul 2021Review by Greg Smith, Catalog Photos Courtesy Bruneau & Co. CRANSTON, R.I. – “All of the high-grade...
20 Jul 2021By Laura Beach WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – J. Thomas Savage, called Tom, says he was an odd child, which...
20 Jul 2021Review and Onsite Photos by W.A. Demers, Additional Photos Courtesy Butterscotch Auction BEDFORD, N.Y....
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