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01 Apr 2024GREENWICH, CONN. — The only thing brighter than the almost-spring sunshine outside of the Hyatt Regency...
55th Annual Event Benefits Historical Society—Tolland Celebrates St Patrick’s Day With Antiques Show01 Apr 2024TOLLAND, CONN. — The Tolland Antiques Show returned to the Tolland Middle School on Sunday, March 17, for its 55th...
01 Apr 2024Sarahjane Blum, the newly appointed director of Illustration Art at Heritage Auctions, has 20 years of experience...
01 Apr 2024WASHINGTON, DC — “Plain” is a term frequently used to describe the Amish, referring both to their...
01 Apr 2024WILLISTON, VT. — On March 27, Merrill’s Auctioneers and Appraisers conducted an auction consisting...
01 Apr 2024PHILADELPHIA — The March 27 auction, Oriental Rugs From American Estates, conducted by Material Culture,...
01 Apr 2024DELRAY BEACH, FLA. — A prominent Miami Beach estate and a Delray Beach 60-year collection of Americana...
01 Apr 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — “Before tossing one, hard-earned Simoleon of yours at this Wright-Brothers/Davis contraption...”...
01 Apr 2024LOS ANGELES — The highest price in Andrew Jones’ two day, 562-lot Design for the Home & Garden sale,...
01 Apr 2024WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. — Luxury was the order of the day at A.B. Levy’s on March 28, when the West...
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