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24 Sep 2024Streetscapes had their moment at auction houses along the East Coast this week, with a Russell Cheney...
24 Sep 2024DENVER, PENN. — Three days. Nearly 1,850 lots. More than $7 million in sales. A sell-through rate of more...
24 Sep 2024NEW YORK CITY — Doyle Auctions had a homey start to their fall season on September 11 with A Prominent...
24 Sep 2024PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — A single-owner sale with no reserves is one not to be missed. Co-owner Ted Wiederseim...
24 Sep 2024WESTMORELAND, N.H. — If people were asked to name three famous racehorses, their answers would probably...
24 Sep 2024LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Clarke Auction Gallery paid homage to the upcoming autumn solstice by conducting...
23 Sep 2024BRIMFIELD, MASS. — By all accounts, Brimfield 2024 was a year of contrasts. Many days during the May edition...
23 Sep 2024WEYMOUTH, MASS. — Willis Russell Henry of Marshfield, Mass., died peacefully, surrounded by his family,...
23 Sep 2024The Appraisers Association of America is a leading association of personal property appraisers who focus...
23 Sep 2024CHADDS FORD, PENN. — Before there were lifestyle gurus and influencers, there was Wharton Esherick...
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