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22 Jan 2024CINCINNATI — Forsythes’ Auctions presented a Large Antiques Auction on Sunday, January 21, offering...
22 Jan 2024DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — After two days of bidding, Pook & Pook’s 731-lot Americana & International Auction...
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16 Jan 2024More first-of-the year auction results roll in… Jewelry proves a popular category to kick off the year...
16 Jan 2024PASADENA, CALIF. — ‘Arf! How much is that doggy in the gilt frame?’ asked bidders at Treasureseeker...
16 Jan 2024CANAAN, N.Y. — Estates from West Stockbridge, Mass., East Greenbush, N.Y., and Vermont were just some...
16 Jan 2024ELIOT, MAINE — Boyd Auctions entered 2024 with a busy week of sales. On January 2, Boyd conducted its Estate...
16 Jan 2024DOUGLASS, KAN. — With a 99 percent sell-through rate in their first sale of the year, Woody Auctions’...
16 Jan 2024DELAWARE, OHIO — At Antiques and The Arts Weekly, we love it when small fledgling auction houses not only...
16 Jan 2024WINDSOR, CONN. — In a New Year’s Day event that presented more than 600 lots of jewelry, silver,...
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