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11 May 2021By Karla Klein Albertson COLUMBUS, GA. – In history as in archaeology, provenance is all important....
11 May 2021Notables that crossed the block in our May 21 issue include a circa 1910 Tiffany Studios leaded glass...
10 May 2021DALLAS – Joseph Christian Leyendecker’s “Beat-up Boy, Football Hero,” which appeared...
10 May 2021HUDSON, N.Y. – Colin Stair continued a streak of well-performing single-owner sales on May 6 when...
10 May 2021NEW YORK CITY – Leopold Seyffert’s (American, 1887-1956) “Black and Gold” was not the top lot in Doyle’s...
10 May 2021GENESEO, N.Y. – An Eighteenth Century tiger maple rifle caught a bull’s-eye at Cottone’s...
10 May 2021PROVIDENCE, R.I.- A fossil sabercat skull (Machairodus) sold for $37,500 at Ancient Objects on May 25. The firm...
07 May 2021Everyone knows that person who can name every chair in the book, but you probably don’t know the guy who can name...
05 May 2021KANSAS CITY, MO. — Barbara Marshall, longtime supporter of arts education in Kansas City, died of natural...
04 May 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Pook & Pook DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – The 445-lot collection...
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