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31 Oct 2023SHELBURNE, VT. — The family of Robert Ellsworth Shaw Jr sadly announces his passing on October 16, 2023,...
31 Oct 2023LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Clarke Auction Gallery’s Spooktacular estate auction on October 15 had no single...
31 Oct 2023Speaking to the season, witches, cats and dolls were among the featured highlights at auctions this week....
31 Oct 2023Scholarship on American folk art and traditional Americana lacked a dedicated platform after the Fall...
31 Oct 2023STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET, U.K. — On October 17, Sworders presented nearly 400 lots of Modern and Contemporary...
31 Oct 2023VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. — Blue Box Gallery opened up a treasure trove for antiques enthusiasts on October...
31 Oct 2023SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard’s October 17-18 auction was led by a Peter Gordon (1697-1740) Map of Savannah,...
31 Oct 2023DOUGLASS, KAN. — It was art glass, Wave Crest and more when Woody Auction assembled 363 lots to be offered...
31 Oct 2023SUDBURY, MASS. — On October 22, Tremont Auctions presented more than 550 snuff bottles from the collection...
31 Oct 2023SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — October 21 proved to be a day of contrasts for Turner Auctions & Appraisals,...
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