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07 Nov 2023ATLANTA, GA. — Scott Antique Markets, which take place at the Atlanta Expo Centers, are an institution....
07 Nov 2023NEWTOWN, CONN. — Antiques and The Arts Weekly is delighted to welcome Carly Timpson to its editorial...
07 Nov 2023Antiques and The Arts Weekly was introduced to the work of contemporary artist Marieluise Hutchinson...
07 Nov 2023FAIRFIELD, CONN. — What can be said of the meteor that was Arthur Szyk? He was a proud Jewish Pole,...
06 Nov 2023WILLISTON, VT. — On November 3, Merrill's Auctioneers and Appraisers presented its 540-lot China Trade...
06 Nov 2023NEW YORK CITY — On November 2, Capsule presented an auction of American and European art, featuring...
06 Nov 2023CHEVY CHASE, MD. — Of the nearly 500 lots presented by Sloans & Kenyon in its November 2 Estate Catalog...
06 Nov 2023WOODBURY, CONN. — On October 31, Schwenke Auctioneers offered more than 450 lots. Property was sold...
06 Nov 2023WATERLOO, IOWA — The Rich Penn fall 2023 auction on November 3-5 took collectors on a journey through...
06 Nov 2023CINCINNATI, OHIO — A polychrome painted cast zinc Goddess of Liberty figure, made by William DeMuth...
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