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Prepare to Inquire
by Steve Proffitt

Auction Law and Ethics Searching for the answer: this pretty much summarizes every area of serious human activity. Be it geographic exploration, scientific investigation, medical research, space probes, religious study, legal analysis, academic education, political thinking, marketing focus groups, or the like, what we do in most endeavors usually is aimed ... (Read More)

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Maine Museums Threatened
by Clayton Pennington

Editorial Governor Paul LePage of Maine, a twice-elected hard-line conservative, included a stunning proposal in a broad and bold plan to overhaul the state’s tax system: he wants to tax nonprofits. LePage wants to end state revenue sharing with cities and towns, which will have a big impact on local budgets. In ... (Read More)

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William Secord's Inaugural Exhibition in New Gallery
by M.A.D. Staff

The William Secord Gallery’s inaugural exhibition at its new location at 29 West 15th Street in Manhattan’s historic Chelsea district is Canine Masters, The Nineteenth Century. It will feature works by English artists such as Maud Earl (1864-1943), Thomas Earl (fl. 1836-85), John Emms (1843-1912) and Arthur Wardle (1864-1949), as ... (Read More)

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Nadeau's Auction Gallery Holds Jewelry-Heavy New Year's Day Sale
by Mary Ann Brown

Nadeau had this strawberry brooch with diamonds, rubies, and emeralds from the Reventlow estate appraised by a jeweler to get a comprehensive description and estimate of value. The brooch consists of three 18k gold and platinum leaves set with a total of 146 round diamonds. The diamonds are a mixture ... (Read More)

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