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28 Oct 2024ASHEVILLE, N.C. — When Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina in late September, it also...
28 Oct 2024LONDON — “Do you have a fresh pack of red dots?” “Yes.” “Then follow me!” said the decorator....
28 Oct 2024BOXBOROUGH, MASS. — Rachel and Josh Gurley got their fall and winter show season off to a good start...
28 Oct 2024GREENWICH, CONN. — Weather was favorable for the 43rd Outdoor Arts Festival showcasing contemporary...
28 Oct 2024Among the “Kings of Americana,” dealer Roberto Freitas of Stonington, Conn., is a hard-working, independent...
28 Oct 2024COLCHESTER, CONN. — Many years ago, on perhaps my first visit to Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques,...
28 Oct 2024NEW YORK CITY — Standing out among 535 lots in Doyle’s American Paintings & Prints and American Furniture,...
28 Oct 2024INDEPENDENCE, MO. — A 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth baseball card, graded “2” (Good) by Professional Sports...
28 Oct 2024ST LOUIS, MO. — The 104-lot October Monthly Auction, conducted solely on its own online platform on October...
28 Oct 2024CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — CRN Auctions conducted its annual Fall Auction on October 20, offering 354 lots...
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