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March 25, 2025FREEHOLD, N.Y. — Dubbed “March Madness Antiques at Auction,” Carlsen Gallery’s March 16 sale presented 350 lots of art, furniture, decorations, coins, trade signs, silver and other antiques.
March 25, 2025EVANSDALE, IOWA — In Iowa Estate Auctions’ Exceptional Spring Antique Auction, only four lots were passed out of the 301 that crossed the block, earning a sell-through rate of just under 99 percent.
March 25, 2025SUTTON, MASS. — In its Historic Arms and Militaria auction on March 16, Blackstone Valley Auctions presented a selection of items from three lifetime collections in New England and the Mid-Atlantic states.
March 25, 2025LOS ANGELES — Abell Auction’s first two-day sale of the month was conducted on March 15-16, with just shy of 700 lots crossing the block.
March 25, 2025VINELAND, N.J. — The joy is always in the toys for Bertoia Auctions, which conducted its March 2025 Signature auction on the 15th of the month.
March 24, 2025NORTH FRANKLIN, CONN. — Temperatures were seasonally low the morning of Sunday, March 9, when about 40 sellers set up folding tables in two spaces in the Franklin Volunteer Fire Department’s (FVFD)...
March 24, 2025TOLLAND, CONN. — The longest running show in Connecticut returned to the Tolland Middle School on Sunday, March 9, with nearly 30 dealers from all six New England states, New York and Pennsylvania.
March 24, 2025The Salisbury Association in Salisbury, Conn., has recently completed a historic conservation project to restore and preserve an exhibition display of Nineteenth Century pocketknives from the Holley Manufacturing...
March 24, 2025COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — When a venerable museum with a landmark collection has the opportunity to add on to its existing venue, one imagines the powers that be might be faced with some hard decisions: use the space...
March 24, 2025HUDSON, N.Y. — Three days and 858 lots made up Stair Galleries’ single-owner sale of property from the collection of Aso O. Tavitian (New York City and Stockbridge), which was conducted March 19-21.
March 24, 2025ST LOUIS — The lifetime collection of Dorothy G. Ridder (Alton, Ill.) and select pieces from the collection of Albert “Randy” Peckham and Gary Westher (Richmond, Mo.) were offered alongside additional...
March 24, 2025ONLINE (AP) — A one-of-a-kind Paul Skenes baseball card was purchased by Dick’s Sporting Goods for $1.11 million after a two-week auction.
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