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25 Sep 2017LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — A 98 ½ inch long sculpture front cabinet from Twentieth Century furniture artist...
25 Sep 2017DÜSSELDORF — Hargesheimer Auction celebrated its 10-year anniversary on September 23 with its Jubilee...
25 Sep 2017LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. — At Capo Auctions’ September 23 sale a lovely 14-inch-high Tiffany Favrile...
25 Sep 2017LOS ANGELES — A bronze equestrian figural group, entitled ‘The Steeplechase,’ by the french artist...
25 Sep 2017BOSTON — The conversion rate for greenbacks to green stones just went up. Skinner’s September 19 fine...
22 Sep 2017COLCHESTER, CONN. — Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques is hosting a free forum, “Slant Front Desks,”...
21 Sep 2017NEW YORK CITY – Christie’s kicked off fall with an eclectic sale of everything from ship’s...
21 Sep 2017HATFIELD, PENN. – Alderfer Auction will feature a work by South African artist Irma Stern at its September...
19 Sep 2017In the late Seventeenth Century, John Coney was the go-to silversmith in all of Boston. He was the best,...
19 Sep 2017DENVER, PENN. — The top result in Morphy’s September 16-17 toy and doll sale was a large Felix...
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