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17 Sep 2024This week’s Across the Block stars features an unpredictable plethora of forms, from chairs to camels...
17 Sep 2024BEACHWOOD, OHIO — Neue Auctions’ September 7 Fine Art, Antiques & Jewelry auction was filled with...
17 Sep 2024PINE BUSH, N.Y. — The August 31 Estate Antiques Auction brought 406 lots of stoneware, art, dolls,...
17 Sep 2024MONMOUTH JUNCTION, N.J. — Toy soldiers, historic war playsets, miniatures, bird’s-eye views of battles...
17 Sep 2024SUDBURY, MASS. — On September 8, Tremont Auctions conducted its 558-lot Summer Estates and Collections...
16 Sep 2024SARASOTA, FLA. — Sarasota Estate Auction presented two days of fine and decorative arts auctions on August...
16 Sep 2024MARION, MASS. — Marion Antique Auctions’ September Splendor auction on September 7 lived up to its name,...
16 Sep 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — Hiding out in an attic in a Camden, Maine, estate, a Seventeenth Century unsigned...
16 Sep 2024Ridgefield, Conn., resident Joel Third has been interviewed here before. It was in January 2020, just...
16 Sep 2024NEW YORK CITY — Twenty-two years ago, the late curator Julie Saul was reading a copy of Making Modernism:...
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