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14 Jul 2020As the summer kicks into swing, the great outdoors calls like never before. Don your bathing suit as you lounge...
14 Jul 2020ONLINE- Though its physical event was postponed to 2021, Frank Gaglio’s MidWeek One Day Antiques...
14 Jul 2020By Madelia Hickman Ring DETROIT, MICH. – The FBI has raided the Michigan home of an artist suspected...
14 Jul 2020By Madelia Hickman Ring GREAT BRITAIN – The Antiques Trade Gazette (ATG) recently reported an eBay...
14 Jul 2020ONLINE – A Chinese dark green jade covered censer from the Eighteenth Century settled at $150,001...
14 Jul 2020DALLAS – The Man of Steel soared to $360,000 and a page of original art from one of the best-loved...
14 Jul 2020KNOXVILLE, TENN. – Sculptures by William Edmondson headlined the two-day summer Case Antiques auction,...
14 Jul 2020DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – A painted pine slide lid box by John Drissel (Penn., 1762-1846) was bid to $137,000...
14 Jul 2020BLOOMFIELD, N.J. – Twenty-two bids were logged on a Japanese mixed media on paper signed Foujita...
14 Jul 2020OAKLAND, CALIF. – Salvador Dalí’s (Spanish, 1904-1989) “Victory, The Spanish...
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