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22 May 2018BOONTON, N.J. – A Millea Bros auction on May 17-19 featuring collections of Modern and contemporary...
22 May 2018OAKLAND, CALIF. – Midcentury aficionados ruled at Clars Auction Gallery when it offered a set of eight...
22 May 2018PITTSFIELD, MASS. – An E. Howard No. 57 wall regulator clock attained $145,200, including buyer’s...
22 May 2018By Karla Klein Albertson ST LOUIS, MO. – While historians expect shipwrecks to be found on the ocean...
22 May 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Jill Fenichell NEW HOPE, PENN. – At Charles A. Whitaker’s April...
22 May 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring STURBRIDGE, MASS. – Augusta Auction Company’s...
22 May 2018DALLAS—The Wizard of Westwood (John Wooden) continued to work his magic eight years after his death...
22 May 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack STURBRIDGE, MASS. – The term “multicultural”...
22 May 2018Guy Savill and Sally Stratton are the dynamic duo of the English furniture market, who met in the mid-1990s...
22 May 2018The US Frigate Constitution was one of six naval ships authorized by Congress to be built in 1794. It played...
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