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21 May 2015In a sale that was more steady than spectacular, Sotheby’s saw broad participation and sturdy results...
21 May 2015Collectors spent $25.3 million to purchase all 128 coins on May 19 at the sale of the D. Brent Pogue...
20 May 2015DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Like many of the people who previewed Pook & Pook’s April 25 sale, Alice...
20 May 2015ROCKPORT, MASS. — A well-chosen selection of mostly fresh-to-the-market paintings by prominent American...
20 May 2015YORK, PENN. — “We are still a work in progress, but improving each time,” Bob Bockius, manager...
20 May 2015The landmark offering of Tiffany and prewar design from the Warshawsky Collection posted an $8 million...
20 May 2015INDIANAPOLIS, IND. – Once upon a time, the future was a bright, highly polished thing, sleek with...
19 May 2015EAST NORTHPORT, N.Y. — It is with great sadness that we note the passing of Dean F. Failey, who died...
18 May 2015The George Harrison played 1963 Mastersound electric guitar sold for $490,000 at Julien’s auction...
18 May 2015MONROE, CONN. — Julian Onderdonk’s oil on canvas “Morning Sunlight” well went over its $80/120,000...
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