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03 Feb 2025HUNTSVILLE, ALA. — James Orville Schrimsher (1926-2001) did not mince words when he voiced his opinion...
03 Feb 2025NEW YORK CITY — Freeman’s | Hindman’s first furniture sale at its new New York City gallery featured...
03 Feb 2025HUDSON, N.Y. — Some legacies transcend lifetimes. Stair Galleries aided in this philosophy with its sale...
03 Feb 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — On January 29, Brunk Auctions auctioned 186 lots from the collection of Dr Carole...
03 Feb 2025POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Hyde Park Country Auctions offered 444 lots from the Asa and Jean Beckwith estate...
03 Feb 2025LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — On January 28, Landry Pop took us back to Twentieth Century Japan with its Shōwa...
03 Feb 2025PITTSFIELD, MASS. — The top lot of Fontaine’s Auction Gallery’s February 1-2 Fine & Decorative...
28 Jan 2025This week’s Across the Block hosted two comic book heroes: Spider Man and Green Lantern. Condition...
28 Jan 2025CAMDEN, S.C. — Jeremy Wooten, reached by phone the day after Wooten & Wooten’s January 18 New Year...
28 Jan 2025HANOVER, MASS. — Usually operating out of East Dennis, Mass., Eldred’s chose to conduct its January...
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