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18 Jun 2024WINDSOR, CONN. — In a sale grossing $470,000, Nadeau’s Auction Gallery launched its premier art auction...
18 Jun 2024LAS VEGAS — Presenting “pure American nostalgia,” Morphy Auctions conducted a 1,330-lot Soda Pop & Advertising...
18 Jun 2024ASHEVILLE, N.C. — “Given the time, expertise, research, and energy that Clare and Jared Edwards invested...
18 Jun 2024DALLAS — On June 4, Heritage Auctions conducted its Fine European Art Signature Auction, which featured...
18 Jun 2024NEW YORK CITY — For nearly a century, New York City-based Dalva Brothers was a leading provider of Eighteenth...
18 Jun 2024PENNSBURG, PENN. — Celebrating its 11th year as a go-to destination for textile enthusiasts, collectors...
18 Jun 2024GUILFORD, CONN. — Collectors of antique, vintage and retro furniture, decorative arts and collectibles...
17 Jun 2024Sanford Smith, who created numerous internationally recognized art fairs in addition to running the New York...
17 Jun 2024For a great antiques-world success story, one need look no further than Ohio auctioneer Amelia Jeffers,...
17 Jun 2024PHILADELPHIA — “Collectors of antiques are likely to think of clocks as furniture rather than as timekeepers.
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