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14 Apr 2025SPARKS, MD. — An Anna Pottery salt-glazed stoneware jug, made circa 1880, that depicted the unusual...
07 Apr 2025This week’s award for “most unusual” top auction lot has to go to a set of theatrical armor from...
07 Apr 2025DALLAS — Two sessions — a live one and an online-only one — on Friday, March 28 resulted in 364 lots...
07 Apr 2025NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS — Lark Mason Associates closed their auction of Chinese Bronzes and Ceramics from...
07 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — “Doyle was honored to host the auction of The Chimneys, a historic 1920s home on Long...
07 Apr 2025GENESEO, N.Y. — Cottone Auctions’ March 27 Fine Art & Antiques sale featured the estate of philanthropist,...
07 Apr 2025GREAT FALLS, MONT. — Conducted annually in conjunction with the March in Montana Dealer Show, The Coeur...
07 Apr 2025CHARLESTON, S.C. — A lavish preview party the evening of Thursday, March 20 kicked off the fourth annual...
07 Apr 2025On February 11, Drayton Hall — an authentic Colonial era historic house in Charleston, S.C., and one of the finest...
07 Apr 2025RICHMOND, VA. — Fittingly, “Give Me Liberty: Virginia & the Forging of a Nation,” now on view at the Virginia...
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