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15 Nov 2016NEW YORK CITY — On November 14 in a packed salesroom at Sotheby’s, Edvard Munch’s seminal “Pikene...
14 Nov 2016While your boss may be out on vacation, our kind of boss sits tight at his post, decorating some of the earliest...
14 Nov 2016WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — “It’s very interesting to think of the toys in terms of, if a child...
11 Nov 2016NEW YORK CITY — In the years during and following World War II, the now famous Monuments Men were responsible...
11 Nov 2016NEW YORK CITY — New Yorkers had cause to celebrate Thursday night as the Salon Art + Design swung open...
11 Nov 2016LONDON — Part I of David Bowie’s personal art collection attracted buyers from around the world...
11 Nov 2016WILMINGTON, DEL. – The Delaware Antiques Show got underway with a festive opening night party at Wilmington’s...
11 Nov 2016Auction Action in Portland, Maine PORTLAND, MAINE Gaetano Chiericis (Italian, 1838?-1920) The Mask, a Nineteenth...
10 Nov 2016ALEXANDRIA, VA. – The Potomack Company is presenting a special auction, Alexander Calder Works, from...
10 Nov 2016NEW YORK CITY — The Palm Beach Show Group’s New York Art, Antique & Jewelry Show kicked off at Pier...
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