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13 Dec 2016Review and Photos by Greg Smith NEW YORK CITY – Sandy Smith sat in a tall chair at the gate of The Salon...
13 Dec 2016NEW YORK CITY — The top lot of Shapiro Auctions’ December 10 auction was Isidor Kaufman’s “A...
12 Dec 2016Bells are ringing, candles are lit and families are coming together from near and far. If you need a watch...
12 Dec 2016LYON, FRANCE — A nearly complete dinosaur skeleton sold for $1.28 million euros at Aguttes’ natural...
12 Dec 2016CINCINNATI, OHIO — A rare group of six English delftware Merryman plates attained $24,000, including...
12 Dec 2016“I think it’s really wrong to interfere too much with a commission. If you ask an artist...
08 Dec 2016LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — An unenhanced Colombian emerald weighing some 29 carats brought $1,030,000 in Rago’s...
08 Dec 2016NEW YORK CITY — One of the rarest of all Enigma machines, the M4, designed for use by the German navy...
08 Dec 2016MANHEIM, PENN. — The top lot of Hess Auction’s December 3 antiques and Americana auction was a 1966...
08 Dec 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — Frenzied bidding drove the price on a hand-carved American tobacconist cigar store...
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