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31 Mar 2020WABASHA, MINN. – A signed desk from the Wooton Desk Company took $8,338 in Jay Anderson Auction’s...
31 Mar 2020By Greg Smith UNITED STATES – As if we thought it could not get worse, it has become an even more...
31 Mar 2020BEDFORD VILLAGE, N.Y. – Butterscotch Auctions’ March 29 online-only “Spring Estates”...
31 Mar 2020MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ March 28 online-only sale “Special...
31 Mar 2020ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Leading Brunk Auctions’ two-day online-only sale, March 27-28, was a Lemuel...
31 Mar 2020GENESEO, N.Y. – Shining brightest among the lots offered March 28 in the online-only sale of the collection...
31 Mar 2020MANCHESTER, N.H. – In full nickel-plated finish, a Winchester model 1873 deluxe rifle shot true...
24 Mar 2020By Kate Eagen Johnson CHADDS FORD, PENN. – “My main goal…is to re-create and recapture...
24 Mar 2020SUMMERFIELD, FLA. – Nancy Rivard Shaw, curator emerita of American Art at the Detroit Institute...
24 Mar 2020LOS ANGELES – Peter Alexander Loughrey, respected auctioneer, art dealer and founder of Los Angeles...
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