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14 Feb 2023NEW YORK CITY - It was the third year for Marvin Getman's virtual New York Antiques Show which included...
14 Feb 2023ORK, PENN. - The Original Semi-Annual York, Penn., Antiques Show and Sale celebrated its 180th event...
14 Feb 2023Decorative arts and furniture were the prominent categories of this week’s top lots. Big names such...
14 Feb 2023WOODBURY, CONN. - Characterized as an important single-owner sale of "Old World" Continental/European...
14 Feb 2023ST MICHAELS, MD. - Jon Deeter is positioning Guyette & Deeter Inc to fill a niche, offering a full range...
14 Feb 2023SARASOTA, FLA. - Adam Forepaugh's Great Show Poster, an 1883 one sheet by Strobridge Litho Co, turned...
14 Feb 2023WARWICK, N.Y. - Collector Fine Art Auctions hosted more than 100 objects during its Fine European/American...
14 Feb 2023NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS - Elaborate pattern and design lifted an embroidered Qing dynasty Chinese robe to $57,500,...
14 Feb 2023Gary Sullivan, a long-time expert in furniture and clocks who may be familiar to readers because of his multiple-season...
14 Feb 2023NEW HAVEN AND LONDON - Robert Wemyss Symonds (1889-1958) was already an acclaimed expert on English furniture...
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