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27 Jun 2016BEVERLY HILLS, CALF. — Prince’s unique, innovative, personally-owned and played Yellow Cloud electric...
27 Jun 2016ORLANDO, FLA. — Heritage Auctions is gearing up for its U.S. coins signature auction on July 7 to 10, presented...
24 Jun 2016NEW YORK CITY — A jeweled gold-mounted nephrite photograph frame marked Fabergé, Moscow, circa 1898,...
24 Jun 2016WENHAM, MASS. — On July 1 and 2, John McInnis Auctioneers will host an on-site auction to sell over...
23 Jun 2016NEW YORK CITY – Gregory Cerio has been named editor of The Magazine Antiques. He assumes his new post...
23 Jun 2016Records Set In London For ‘Femme Assise’ & Modigliani Portrait LONDON — Sotheby’s Impressionist...
23 Jun 2016PARIS — On June 21, Beaussant Lefèvre in association with Christie’s sold the Portier collection...
23 Jun 2016PORTLAND, MAINE — “Why have there been no great women artists?” American art historian Linda Nochlin...
23 Jun 2016MYSTIC, CONN. — With sunshine and good weather in the forecast for all three days of The WoodenBoat...
23 Jun 2016FAIRFIELD, MAINE — James D. Julia’s June 16–17 lamps, glass and jewelry auction had more than 60 Tiffany...
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