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22 Oct 2024LONDON — Presenting 124 lots of Chinese export silver from the 20-year single-owner Gerard Collection,...
22 Oct 2024LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — Abell Auction’s two-day auction on October 5-6 was billed as “Prestigious...
22 Oct 2024LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Travis Landry, pop culture connoisseur, Antiques Roadshow appraiser and proprietor...
22 Oct 2024NEW YORK CITY — On October 3, Swann Auction Galleries’ sale of African American art totaled $3,154,557...
22 Oct 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — “It was a robust sale and our highest volume of bidders to date. We had strong...
21 Oct 2024NEW YORK CITY — On September 27-29, the City College of New York’s Great Hall was opened to collectors...
21 Oct 2024NEW YORK CITY — Anyone worried about the future of the decorative arts will be pleased to know about...
21 Oct 2024ALLENTOWN, PENN. — Once every six months, folks from the Tri-State area and beyond gather at the Allentown...
21 Oct 2024After a 15-year tenure at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), where she was most recently the deputy...
21 Oct 2024TRAPPE, PENN. — To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Historic Trappe’s Center for Pennsylvania German...
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