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21 Jul 2015Nina Hellman has been fascinated with scrimshaw since first visiting the New Bedford Whaling Museum in the 1960s....
21 Jul 2015BENTONVILLE, ARK. – Combing through the riches in its ample collection, staff at the relatively...
21 Jul 2015ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A rare George W. Stewart Kentucky coin silver ewer horse trophy sold for $188,800...
20 Jul 2015There is a very happy consignor following the July 18 stoneware and redware sale at Crocker Farm in Sparks,...
20 Jul 2015Curator Margaret K. Hofer has been named vice president of the New-York Historical Society (NYHS) and director...
17 Jul 2015The second most expensive Gospel book ever sold at public auction after the Gospels of Henry the Lion...
17 Jul 2015NEW ORLEANS, LA. — A highlight of Neal Auction Company’s June 27 and 28 summer estates auction...
15 Jul 2015Eli Wilner began his framing company in 1983 and today with 25 employees, including 15 frame conservators,...
15 Jul 2015Bidding was active for Rockwell Kent material. This lot, sold for $1,035, included a framed, signed Christmas...
15 Jul 2015Worldly Things, Ridgewood, N.J. Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith SOUTH SALEM, N.Y. — For many...
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