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18 Jan 2021Notable sales found in our January 29, 2021 issue offer a number of final five-figure bids within a spectrum...
18 Jan 2021ATLANTA, GA. – Ahlers & Ogletree Inc., got the New Year off to a good start, offering nearly...
18 Jan 2021TIGARD, ORE. – On Thursday, January 14, PWCC Marketplace reported brokering the private sale of a 1952...
18 Jan 2021DALLAS – The finest known copy of 1940s Batman No. 1 sold January 14 for $2.22 million, far and away...
18 Jan 2021INDIANAPOLIS, IND. – Measuring 66 by 48 inches, a formidable oil on canvas landscape scene from...
18 Jan 2021NEW HAVEN, CONN. – A miniature antique tiger maple slant front desk with carved ogee and bracket...
12 Jan 2021By Greg Smith WASHINGTON, DC – Following a riot on Wednesday, January 6, where supporters of President...
12 Jan 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Copake Auctions COPAKE, N.Y. – “It was a different...
12 Jan 2021Review by Greg Smith, Catalog Photos Courtesy Forsythes’ Auctions, LLC CINCINNATI, OHIO –...
12 Jan 2021NEW MILFORD, CONN. – Mitchell Borenstein, owner of Applebrook Auctions of New Milford, unexpectedly...
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