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03 Mar 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Bill Smith had a large crowd at his February 26 Winter sale, giving out 165 bidder...
03 Mar 2025DALLAS — More than 900 lots from Roger H. Kimmel’s collection — amassed over 40 years — offered...
03 Mar 2025GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — What better way to celebrate the middle of winter than with an auction? NH Auctions...
24 Feb 2025Baseball lots hit home runs this week, with a Roger Maris jersey swinging to more than $1.58 million...
24 Feb 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — Kaminski Auctions’ three-day February Valentine’s Jewelry & Estates auction was conducted...
24 Feb 2025BRANFORD, CONN. — The offerings Fred Giampietro gathered for New England Auctions’ February 13 American,...
24 Feb 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — In their first sale of 2025, Gillian Blitch and Santa Fe Art Auctions (SFAA) offered...
24 Feb 2025LITCHFIELD, CONN — The advantage of having auctions conducted on globally accessible online platforms...
24 Feb 2025BELLPORT, N.Y. — Cornell Auctions, Objects & Trade extended Valentine’s Day celebrations to February...
24 Feb 2025WESTMORELAND, N.H. — In a post on their Facebook page this January, Fitzwilliam, N.H. -based Bloomin’...
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