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17 Nov 2020LOS ANGELES (AP) – And how the bidders loved him! A buyer shouted out with glee that they would...
17 Nov 2020VINELAND, N.J. – Measuring 35 inches long, bidders made a clatter for a large German composition...
17 Nov 2020NEW YORK CITY – Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec’s (1864-1901) “P. Sescau / Photographe”...
17 Nov 2020GENESEO, N.Y. – Lighting from Tiffany Studios was strong again for Cottone Auctions’ November...
17 Nov 2020OAKLAND, CALIF.- Property from Kobijutsu KenShuDo, Japanese Osaka Estate Antique Company, continues to dominate...
17 Nov 2020BUFORD, GA – Bidders were confident in a Bill Traylor drawing that sold for $105,000 in Slotin...
17 Nov 2020SANTA FE, N.M. – “The Orange Cloud,” a 32¼-by-42¼-inch oil on canvas by Gerard Curtis...
17 Nov 2020CINCINNATI, OHIO- Topping Cowan’s November 11-12 single-owner sale from the Slippery Rock, Penn.,...
17 Nov 2020PHILADELPHIA – Selling for $37,500 in Freeman’s November 10 American Furniture, Folk &...
17 Nov 2020DALLAS – An extremely rare letter written and signed by composer Ludwig van Beethoven sold for $275,000,...
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