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October 29, 2024DETROIT — Between October 9 and 11, DuMouchelles conducted three auctions comprising approximately 1,000 lots of jewelry, art, antiques and collectibles.
October 29, 2024CLEVELAND, OHIO — On October 19, Rachel Davis Fine Arts conducted its 265th sale, Fine Art at Auction. The sale, which realized $615,000, featured 410 lots of fine art, prominently featuring the art of northeast...
October 29, 2024NEW YORK CITY — Swann Auction Galleries’ October 10 sale of Rare & Important Travel Posters featured 198 lots celebrating travel by land, sea and air.
October 29, 2024GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — Jones & Horan’s October 10 auction realized nearly $1.6 million, including the $110,000 result for an American coin, according to co-owner Pattey Jones.
October 29, 2024RAPID CITY, S.D. — Girard Auction’s October 17 sale of nearly 400 lots presented the first of what will likely be many sessions of the collection of Dr Roger Knutsen, a retired dermatologist who started...
October 29, 2024SARASOTA, FLA. — After a short postponement due to Hurricane Milton, Helmuth Stone’s Fine Art, Fine Rugs & Antiques auction was conducted on October 15, offering 351 lots.
October 28, 2024ASHEVILLE, N.C. — When Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina in late September, it also upended the carefully laid plans by Andrew Brunk and his team.
October 28, 2024LONDON — “Do you have a fresh pack of red dots?” “Yes.” “Then follow me!” said the decorator. This anecdote from exhibitor Nick Jones set the tone for the opening days of the autumn Decorative...
October 28, 2024BOXBOROUGH, MASS. — Rachel and Josh Gurley got their fall and winter show season off to a good start on October 20, at the Boxboro Regency Hotel.
October 28, 2024GREENWICH, CONN. — Weather was favorable for the 43rd Outdoor Arts Festival showcasing contemporary art on October 12-13, with white tents lining the Bruce Museum’s drive and parking area.
October 28, 2024Among the “Kings of Americana,” dealer Roberto Freitas of Stonington, Conn., is a hard-working, independent practitioner with an enviable collection of period American furniture of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth...
October 28, 2024COLCHESTER, CONN. — Many years ago, on perhaps my first visit to Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques, proprietor Zeke Liverant (1916-2000) explained how his family’s business decades earlier came to occupy...
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