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24 Oct 2023SOUTH GLASTONBURY, CONN. — Connecticut River Book Auction, which began business in 2009 as CFA Book...
24 Oct 2023CRANSTON, R.I. — The Bruneau & Co Illustration Art Collection of Carl Pugliese auction took place on October...
24 Oct 2023LONE JACK, MO. — Dirk Soulis’ 313-lot October 14 gallery auction focused on regionalism and Kansas...
24 Oct 2023BEVERLY, MASS. — It was all Asian at Kaminski Auction’s October 14 sale. Many items came from the personal...
24 Oct 2023DEERFIELD, N.H. — Klia Ververidis Crisafulli’s Brimfield North flea market and antiques show premiered...
24 Oct 2023RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Frank Gaglio’s Barn Star Productions returned to the Dutchess County Fairgrounds...
24 Oct 2023Shelby Sickler is an architect, interior designer, furniture designer and exhibit designer. These skills...
24 Oct 2023HOUSTON — In April of 1955 Todd Webb and Robert Frank set forth to capture life in America. One photographer...
23 Oct 2023ATLANTA, GA. — Everard’s October 17-18 auction was led by a Peter Gordon (1697-1740) Map of Savannah,...
23 Oct 2023SUDBURY, MASS. — All of the 551 snuff bottles from the Mitchell Bistany Collection gaveled down successfully...
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