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28 Apr 2025DOUGLASS, KAN. — Between April 25-26, Woody Auction saw more than 1,000 lots cross the block from the collection...
28 Apr 2025EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. — In a white glove sale of New York stoneware from the collection of Arthur J. Dell,...
28 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — Designed by automative illustrator Walter Gotschke (1912-2000), a poster for the 1935...
28 Apr 2025BUFORD, GA. — Slotin Folk Art Auction closed out the month of April with a two-day sale of 736 lots,...
22 Apr 2025High-selling renderings of the human form came in a variety of media in recent auctions, ranging from...
22 Apr 2025SPARKS, MD. — The 390-lot sale Crocker Farm held April 2-11, with the final phone bidding session on Saturday,...
22 Apr 2025MARION, MASS. — Marion Antique Auctions conducted its April Adventure Sale on April 12, featuring 599 lots...
22 Apr 2025CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — When auctioneer Carl Nordblom was picking up items for CRN’s April 6 Annual Spring...
22 Apr 2025SCARBOROUGH, MAINE — “This is a very special show for me.” We were chatting with Rachel Gurley...
22 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — Despite slate-gray skies, people began to line up at the Church of St Vincent Ferrer...
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