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11 May 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers CRANSTON, R.I. – Bruneau &...
11 May 2021Review by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy Guyette & Deeter ST MICHAELS, MD. – Although dozens...
11 May 2021NEW YORK CITY – Longtime private dealers Steven S. Powers and Joshua Lowenfels have teamed up and opened...
11 May 2021Review by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Grogan & Co. BOSTON – At Grogan & Company’s...
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...
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