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18 May 2023COVENTRY, CONN. — It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the loss of the dude, the lord...
17 May 2023NEW YORK CITY — In contrast with traditional antiques and art shows, the 63rd New York International...
17 May 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Pook & Pook conducted its Americana & International auction in two sessions on...
16 May 2023PHILADELPHIA — “The preview party kicked off the 2023 show with record attendance and a fantastic...
16 May 2023Animal art was the apple of bidders’ eyes this past week at auction. Dutch artist Sal Meijer’s portrait...
16 May 2023WINDSOR, CONN. — When Nadeau’s Auction Gallery presented its spring auction of American antiques...
16 May 2023PHILADELPHIA — As it has traditionally done, Freeman’s scheduled its spring Americana auction...
16 May 2023NEW YORK CITY — All things American, be it furniture, folk art, decorative arts, textiles, paintings...
16 May 2023ROCKPORT, MASS. — The Rockport Art Association & Museum’s (RAA&M) annual art auction was conducted...
16 May 2023AMESBURY, MASS. — You could almost say that there wasn’t just one of anything at John McInnis...
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