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15 Apr 2025This week, auctions nationwide tick, tick, ticked to success with various timepieces, led by a Richard...
15 Apr 2025WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Milestone’s March 22-23 Premier Firearms Auction totaled $1,550,000 after collectors...
15 Apr 2025WASHINGTON, N.H. — Contemporary, vintage and antique Native American objects were on the menu in The Wandering...
15 Apr 2025SOUTH DEERFIELD, MASS. — Conducted in two sessions, March 25 and April 2, New England Book Auctions...
15 Apr 2025POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Hyde Park Country Auctions closed out the month of March with its Decorative Arts,...
15 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — “We were thrilled to have several significant purchases by institutions recognizing...
14 Apr 2025HINGHAM, MASS. — How refreshing, and nostalgic, to attend an antique show where you could only navigate...
14 Apr 2025DANIELSON, CONN. — The H.H. Ellis Technical High School was anything but quiet on March 29, when its Parent...
14 Apr 2025Folks who oversee historic properties dread the prospect of events or accidents that destroy important...
14 Apr 2025NEW HAVEN, CONN. — It is a glorious time for the reopening of the Yale Center for British Art (YCBA),...
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