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20 Aug 2024MYERSTOWN, PENN. — Kleinfelter’s Auction concluded its Online Summer Antique Extravaganza on August...
20 Aug 2024EAST WINDSOR, CONN. — Guaranteed to make you smile, Pedro Friedeberg’s (b 1936) carved hand chairs...
20 Aug 2024SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Cowboys, Native Americans and Western wildlife were the predominant subjects in Scottsdale...
19 Aug 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — For nautical art and scrimshaw collectors, Eldred’s August 8-9 auction was the place...
19 Aug 2024ORLEANS, MASS. — Mist rolled through the grassy front lawn of Nauset Middle School at the onset of the 54th...
19 Aug 2024Pop collectibles are among the hottest collecting markets of today, and when word reached our ears that...
19 Aug 2024OGUNQUIT, MAINE — An exhibition of works by Russell Cheney at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art,...
19 Aug 2024CLARENCE, N.Y. — Presenting items from the Richard Byrne estate and others, Schultz Auctioneers filled...
19 Aug 2024SARASOTA, FLA. — On August 18, Amero Auctions conducted its Carefree Days of Summer auction, which...
19 Aug 2024WILLISTON, VT. — On August 16, Merrill’s Auctioneers & Appraisers conducted its 502-lot Americana...
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