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30 Apr 2019WASHINGTON, DC – Artworks representing animals – real or imaginary, religious or secular...
30 Apr 2019By Laura Beach PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Just under a foot tall and flecked with copper and brass, a japanesque...
30 Apr 2019Review and Photos by W.A. Demers BRONX, N.Y. – Winter-weary denizens in the tri-state area threw...
30 Apr 2019They say timing is everything, and that held true for two lots in this week’s “Across The Block.”...
30 Apr 2019Review by Karla Klein Albertson / Photos Courtesy of Neal Auction Company NEW ORLEANS – An observant...
30 Apr 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring “Copake has single-handedly kept the hobby alive...
30 Apr 2019DENVER, PENN. — A pair of Westley Richards .410 droplock shotguns named “The Hummingbird Guns,”...
30 Apr 2019HUDSON, N.Y. — A pair of Korean scroll paintings of Buddha led Stair Galleries’ April 28 sale when...
30 Apr 2019LAS VEGAS, NEV. – Smallworks Press announces the release of Motel Vegas, a new monograph documenting...
30 Apr 2019ST CHARLES, ILL. — Decoy collectors from across the United States and Canada headed to St Charles on April...
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