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27 Aug 2024MANCHESTER, N.H. — In her welcoming letter to Antiques in Manchester, The Collector’s Fair showgoers...
26 Aug 2024CONCORD, N.H. — Peter Mavris’ Americana Celebration Antiques Show on Tuesday, August 6, was the third...
26 Aug 2024DEERFIELD, N.H. — The antiques show at the Deerfield Fairgrounds is a long-time staple of Antiques...
26 Aug 2024MILFORD, N.H. — Antiques Week in New Hampshire started at 7 am, on Sunday, August 4, at a new show...
26 Aug 2024Most auction houses added an online selling component to their sales if they were not already doing so when...
26 Aug 2024SALEM, MASS. — Is there life after death? Does magic exist? Or do we simply want to believe? During...
26 Aug 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — Hiding out in an attic in a Camden, Maine, estate, an unsigned oil on cradled oak panel...
26 Aug 2024SANDWICH, MASS. — On August 24, Charles Street Auction conducted a 435-lot sale of decoys, antique...
26 Aug 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — On August 24, Copake Auction conducted an unreserved estate auction of more than 900 lots.
26 Aug 2024PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — It has been nearly a year since auctioneer Derin Bray inaugurated Bray & Co. Auctions.
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