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23 Jan 2024WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Toys opened a desirable box for collectors at Milestone’s January 13 New Year’s...
23 Jan 2024ASHEVILLE, N.C. — To kick off the new year, Brunk Auctions conducted back-to-back auctions featuring...
23 Jan 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — Fred Giampietro’s New England Auctions’ January 10-11 sale included fine art from...
23 Jan 2024WASHINGTON DC — True to form, the 2024 Washington DC social scene got underway in a joyous way with...
23 Jan 2024After serving as the interim curator of American Decorative Arts since November 2022, Philippe Halbert,...
23 Jan 2024SAN FRANCISCO — Clothing in museum collections is often exhibited to portray a story about the maker...
22 Jan 2024FELTON, CALIF. — A selection of fine art, photography, jewelry and antiques came up at Fairfield Auction...
22 Jan 2024EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. — The Historic Delhi House, Helen Penfield Adair estate, was offered for the first...
George Washington Portrait, Deaccessioned From Met Museum, Leads Christie’s Important Americana Sale22 Jan 2024NEW YORK CITY — A portrait of George Washington, painted by Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) in 1795 and among...
22 Jan 2024NEW YORK CITY — The McMichael-Tilghman Family “Acme of Perfection” scalloped-tilt-top mahogany...
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