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10 Jan 2023CRANSTON, R.I. - On September 17, Bruneau & Co Auctioneers sold 225 lots of toys from the Brooklyn, N.Y.,...
10 Jan 2023PLANTSVILLE, CONN. - Nest Egg Auctions rang in 2023 with its New Year's Eve Auction on December 31, offering...
10 Jan 2023BEACON, N.Y. - Hudson Valley Auctioneers celebrated New Year's Day 2023 with an unreserved antiques and estate...
10 Jan 2023With a lifetime of experience in fashion and design, Illisa, who goes by her first name only, is currently...
10 Jan 2023TRAPPE, PENN. - Historic house museums are a wonderful time-capsule of items connected with a specific...
10 Jan 2023WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Milestone Auctions inaugurated 2023 with its New Year’s Vintage Toy Spectacular...
10 Jan 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — A buyer in the United States, bidding on the phone, paid $88,500 for Alexander Calder’s...
10 Jan 2023BEVERLY, MASS. — A floor bidder won a pensive portrait of a young woman, the top lot in Kaminski’s...
10 Jan 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — On the second day of Sarasota Estate Auction’s weekend sale, January 7-8, a charcoal...
10 Jan 2023ELIOT, MAINE — Boyd Auctions conducted its Winter Estates Auction on January 5, offering 220 lots of estate...
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