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21 Mar 2023HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Leland Little’s Signature Spring Auction brought a strong start to the season...
21 Mar 2023LOUISVILLE, COLO. — “The demand for well-provenanced antiquities continues to drive prices. Too many...
21 Mar 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — Some of the more unusual items Antiques and The Arts Weekly has reviewed recently...
21 Mar 2023Aside from the headliner sale of a George Washington portrait after Rembrandt Peale, Haitian art and antique...
21 Mar 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — On March 12, Freedom Auction Company unloaded a treasure trove of goods from the inventory...
21 Mar 2023ROCKVILLE, MD — Weschler’s, an auction tradition in the DC metro area, conducted another in its ongoing...
21 Mar 2023DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY — Four days of sales, 2,264 lots of jewelry, watches, works of art, Nineteenth...
21 Mar 2023CLARENCE, N.Y. — Schultz Auctioneers conducted a marathon three-day sale from March 9-11, offering...
21 Mar 2023If you’ve ever roamed the aisles of top-shelf antiquarian book and ephemera fairs, you no doubt have...
21 Mar 2023FARMINGTON, CONN. — The introduction to Alfred Atmore Pope’s life and work currently on view at Hill-Stead...
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