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07 Nov 2023Decorative arts and home furnishings were among the most sought-after lots in this week’s Across The Block....
07 Nov 2023NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. — On October 28, Mid-Hudson Auction Galleries sent about 450 lots under the gavel,...
07 Nov 2023PHILADELPHIA — A Chinese embroidered surcoat, late Nineteenth Century, led Material Culture’s October...
07 Nov 2023WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — “Elmer’s place,” formally known as Elmer’s Auto and Toy Museum in Fountain...
07 Nov 2023NEW YORK CITY — To inaugurate fine art sales in its newly minted New York City salesroom on October...
07 Nov 2023WHIPPLE, OHIO — When a well-known and well-respected folk art dealer, whose musician son is a member...
07 Nov 2023MILFORD, CONN. — Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers presented a fine art auction on October 26, showcasing...
07 Nov 2023NEW YORK CITY — On Saturday, October 14, Blanche Grace Greenstein passed away in her home in New York...
07 Nov 2023PIKE, N.H. — Josh Steenburgh admitted that scheduling an auction outdoor, under an unheated tent open...
07 Nov 2023BOSTON — A new antiquarian book and ephemera fair, “Books In Boston” premiered on October 28, describing...
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