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21 Nov 2023THOMASTON, MAINE — In 1996, Thatcher Freund published a book titled Objects of Desire: The Lives of Antiques...
21 Nov 2023EASTON, MD. — An example of good planning in conjunction with the Easton Waterfowl Festival, Guyette...
21 Nov 2023NEW YORK CITY — The 12th edition of the Salon Art + Design at the Park Avenue Armory welcomed more...
21 Nov 2023Word reached Antiques and The Arts Weekly that an old friend and well-respected longtime dealer John...
21 Nov 2023NEW YORK CITY — “Money makes the world go round.” “Money is the root of all evil.” Contradictions....
20 Nov 2023WINDSOR, CONN. — Nadeau's Auction Gallery presented its 535-lot Contemporary and Antique Furnishings,...
20 Nov 2023DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ 205-lot Fine Silver & Objects of Vertu sale took place on November 16; three...
20 Nov 2023YORK, PENN. — A 1936 Wolverine Gum “Strange True Stories” complete gum card set, including “The...
20 Nov 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — On November 14, the American furniture and accessories collected by William Dana...
20 Nov 2023NEW YORK CITY — On Monday evening, November 13, and as part of Sotheby’s New York’s sales of Contemporary...
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