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24 Jun 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — “Fred has kickstarted the Americana and folk art market again — it felt like...
24 Jun 2024BROOKFIELD, MASS. — Kris Casucci and her husband, Paul, advertise their twice annual Walker Homestead...
24 Jun 2024BOXBOROUGH, MASS. — John and Tina Bruno have been managing various types of antiques shows for more...
24 Jun 2024The Magazine ANTIQUES recently welcomed as its new editor Mitchell Owens, a passionate, eloquent observer...
24 Jun 2024MILTON, MASS. — Emily Post wrote, in Etiquette in Society, in Business, in Politics, and at Home (New...
24 Jun 2024PHILADELPHIA — Material Culture hosted two days of auctions devoted to fine textile arts and fine rugs,...
24 Jun 2024NEW YORK CITY — On June 18, Doyle Auction House conducted its sale of the collection of Stephen Sondheim,...
24 Jun 2024EAST MEADOW, N.Y. — On June 23, World Auction Gallery conducted its Exceptional Premier Auction with...
24 Jun 2024MIDDLEBURY, MASS. — White’s Auction has been making a market in early telephones and communications...
24 Jun 2024DUXBURY, MASS. — A leather-bound 130-page hymnal, dating to the early 1840s, was the top-selling lot in Willis...
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