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The online auction featured fine art, antiques, Mid-Century Modern, Modern Art, sterling, bronzes, decorative arts, printwork, maps, fine furniture, carpets.

A lifelong horsewoman, philanthropist and businesswoman and founder of the Lexington School in Lexington, Ky., Abercrombie also developed a striking collection of furniture and decorative arts.

Bonhams New York is selling a host of rare treasures in its ‘Cohen & Cohen: 50 Years of Chinese Export Porcelain’ live auction on January 24.

On January 24, 2023 in New York, a href= http://www.bonhams.com target= _blank Bonhams /a is honored to present Cohen & Cohen: 50 Years of Chinese

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East Dennis, Mass. – A rocking chair used by President John F. Kennedy at the White House sold at auction for $60,000 August 3. The chair was part of a prominent collection of the ...

Its not too late to join one of these celebrations to welcome the New Year on Cape Cod.

This Chinese Export-style platter by Mottahedeh is about 9 inches long. SCOTT SIMMONS / FLORIDA WEEKLY We collectors love originals. There’s nothing quite like holding a piece of Chinese Export porcelain from which George Washington may have dined. But those precious objects also are delicate and expensive, so it may not be in their best

This Chinese Export-style platter by Mottahedeh is about 9 inches long. SCOTT SIMMONS / FLORIDA WEEKLY We collectors love originals. There’s nothing quite like holding a piece of Chinese Export porcelain from which George Washington may have dined. But those precious objects also are delicate and expensive, so it may not be in their best

This Chinese Export-style platter by Mottahedeh is about 9 inches long. SCOTT SIMMONS / FLORIDA WEEKLY We collectors love originals. There’s nothing quite like holding a piece of Chinese Export porcelain from which George Washington may have dined. But those precious objects also are delicate and expensive, so it may not be in their best