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17 Oct 2023BATH, MAINE — From early brass candlesticks to automobile license plates, from Eighteenth Century Delft...
17 Oct 2023HAMPTON, N.H. — Peter Mavris’ October 1 show was the largest he’s ever had in Hampton and more...
17 Oct 2023GREENWICH, CONN. — Contemporary art was again showcased on October 7-8, with white tents lining the Bruce...
17 Oct 2023Susan Jaffe Tane and her teenage grandchildren, Natalie Flaxman and Spencer Flaxman, are co-curators...
17 Oct 2023CLEVELAND, OHIO — It is difficult to think of anything more tedious than laundry: a constant, repeating,...
16 Oct 2023DOUGLASS, KAN. — Two days of sales at Woody Auction on October 13-14 presented buyers around the world...
16 Oct 2023CHICAGO — A French carved marble bust of Elisa Bonaparte, carved in the early Nineteenth Century and standing...
16 Oct 2023LARCHMONT, N.Y. — A 24-inch-tall Tiffany Studios Daffodil table lamp shone bright at Clarke Auction...
16 Oct 2023CRANSTON, R.I. — Bruneau & Co presented 150 lots from the Illustration Art Collection of Carl Pugliese...
16 Oct 2023BEVERLY, MASS. — Frank Kaminski and Kaminski Auctions’ October 14 sale of Asian material was topped...
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