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07 May 2018NEW YORK CITY — Doyle’s Prints and Multiples sale on May 1 set several records, including the top lot of the sale,...
07 May 2018BOSTON, MASS. — Dating to the mid-Nineteenth Century, a Plains Indian catlinite pipe topped sales at Skinner’s...
04 May 2018NEW YORK CITY — It’s like someone flicked a switch—winter to summer. What better timing for the Garden...
03 May 2018NEW YORK CITY — A new world record for a Ref. 2526, made of any precious metal, was set May 1 in Heritage...
01 May 2018American flags, an early Fazino painting and a vivid Heriz carpet were some of the top lots from recent...
01 May 2018Vivian Zoë directs the Slater Memorial Museum, a little-known gem in the historic town of Norwich, Conn....
01 May 2018By Kate Eagen Johnson GLENS FALLS, N.Y. – “Today we hear a lot about America being divided,...
01 May 2018There isn’t much that hasn’t been said about Albert Einstein, but even if the theories are a bit too technical...
01 May 2018Review and Photos by Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA – At the risk of reaching for a sports analogy, it is hard...
30 Apr 2018Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring KATONAH, N.Y. – The 33rd edition of the Bedford Spring...
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