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27 Oct 2015Review By Charles R. Muller, Photos courtesy of Willis Henry Auctions Inc PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Since...
27 Oct 2015A certain fatigue has set in in some quarters of the collecting world. The primitive country furniture...
27 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — Bonhams sold an important and historic item for $449,000, including the buyer’s premium...
27 Oct 2015Review by W.A. Demers; Catalog Photographs Courtesy of Crocker Farm SPARKS, MD. — It is probably fitting...
27 Oct 2015DALLAS, TEXAS — The Dallas Museum of Art acquired a marble head of Herakles, the Greek hero the Romans...
26 Oct 2015BOSTON, MASS. — Selling to a phone bidder for $303,000 at Skinner’s October 25 auction was a Boston...
23 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — Throughout much of the history of art, sculpture represented the figure standing still,...
23 Oct 2015DENVER, PENN. — A new fishing hole will be open on Saturday, October 24, when Morphy Auctions tackles...
23 Oct 2015LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — A Greene & Greene table lamp with inlay and cutouts trounced a presale estimate...
23 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — A rare and operational Nazi Enigma machine sold for $365,000 to a private collector...
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