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19 Nov 2024MILLBURY, MASS. — When auctioneer Robert J. Courtney passed away in 2016, he left behind a sizeable...
19 Nov 2024PHILADELPHIA — It was a wrap on Material Culture’s two-day sale on October 29 with ethnographic,...
19 Nov 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — Thomaston Place Auction Galleries began its November auction series with Autumn...
19 Nov 2024EASTON, MD. — Guyette & Deeter’s November 8-9 sale was the company’s final major sale of the year....
19 Nov 2024WOLCOTTVILLE, IND. — In an auction description found on Strawser Auction Group’s LiveAuctioneers...
19 Nov 2024HAYDEN, IDAHO — With 241 blue-chip lots by contemporary and historical artists, the November 9 sale...
19 Nov 2024NEW YORK CITY — To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the American Wing, the Metropolitan Museum of Art reinstalled...
19 Nov 2024CONCORD, MASS. — If not for the fallen leaves carpeting sidewalks and Halloween jack-o-lanterns sitting...
18 Nov 2024WILMINGTON, DEL. — An exuberant crowd of 160 well-wishers joined the Antiques Dealers Association of America...
18 Nov 2024Pom Harrington is the owner of Peter Harrington, one of the leading rare book dealers in the world and the largest...
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