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23 Dec 2024NEW YORK CITY — At Sotheby’s New York, the oldest inscribed stone tablet of the Ten Commandments...
23 Dec 2024NEW YORK CITY —Joseph Francis Kernan’s (1878-1958) “Dog Bath,” illustrating boy’s best friend...
23 Dec 2024AMESBURY, MASS. — Two days and a little less than 1,300 lots later, John McInnis Auctioneers completed...
23 Dec 2024DENVER, PENN. — Militaria historian and dealer James Kochan has, for 25 years, been amassing a study...
23 Dec 2024HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Leland Little conducted three different sales of fine art, jewelry and decorative...
17 Dec 2024RICHMOND, MO. — Albert “Randy” Peckham passed away on November 30, at the age of 85. He was born...
17 Dec 2024Two lots possibly never before featured in an Across the Block before made their debut appearances this...
17 Dec 2024SAN FRANCISCO — On November 30, Turner Auctions + Appraisals conducted its Fine Art & Estate Sale....
17 Dec 2024BEVERLY, MASS. — Kaminski Auctions was still celebrating Thanksgiving on December 1 when the firm conducted...
17 Dec 2024YORK, PENN. — Back for its first auction since the beginning of August, Hake’s Auctions conducted...
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