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22 Jun 2021Notables that crossed the block in our July 2, 2021 issue included Chinese porcelain, Asian bronzes,...
22 Jun 2021WILLISTON, VT. – An unsigned American school oil on canvas of the schooner ship H. Babson, which...
22 Jun 2021LARCHMONT, N.Y. – The top price of $50,000 was realized by two lots in Clarke Auction Gallery’s...
22 Jun 2021NEW YORK CITY – The top lot in Swann Auction Galleries’ June 17 Fine Books & Autographs...
22 Jun 2021ALAMEDA, CALIF. – On June 18, a painting by Paul Henry (Irish, 1876-1958) sold for $230,850 with...
22 Jun 2021DALLAS – A derringer once owned by George Armstrong Custer, the lieutenant colonel who died at the 1876...
22 Jun 2021MARLBOROUGH, MASS.- A “Dragon Table” by Judy Kensley McKie (American, b 1944) sold for $62,500...
22 Jun 2021NEW YORK CITY – A Tiffany Studios reticulated bronze and leaded glass turtleback table lamp with...
22 Jun 2021CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Queen Anne dressing tables with scalloped tops are extremely rare, with perhaps...
15 Jun 2021By Karla Klein Albertson NEW YORK CITY – What could be new in the world of rocks? Not that grey...
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