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24 Sep 2019By W.A. Demers, Senior Editor SALEM, MASS. – When the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) opens a new 40,000-square-foot...
24 Sep 2019Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Leland Little Auctions HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. – Leland Little...
24 Sep 2019By Laura Beach MEDIA, PENN. – Set aside what you think you know about the Decorative Arts Trust...
24 Sep 2019NEW YORK CITY — The New York sales of Chinese and Asian paintings, sculpture, calligraphy and works...
24 Sep 2019BOSTON — A sapphire and diamond ring by Cartier, circa 1950s, was the prevailing lot at Skinner’s...
24 Sep 2019DALLAS — One of the most coveted cards in the hobby, the 1909-11 T206 Sweet Caporal 150/30 Honus Wagner...
24 Sep 2019FREEHOLD, N.Y. — Leading Carlsen Galleries’ annual anniversary sale on September 22 sale was a Classical...
24 Sep 2019By W.A. Demers WESTPORT, CONN. – Westport has a museum of contemporary art. Doors opened to the public...
24 Sep 2019PITTSFIELD, MASS. – The artisans at Tiffany Studios were world renowned for their craftsmanship,...
24 Sep 2019LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — “Wally Birds,” a sizable flock of them, crossed the block on September 21, as Rago...
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