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18 Mar 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — “I was happy to see lots of new bidder participation, either brand new this...
17 Mar 2025EPPING, N.H. — It took three days, February 28 through March 2, for Devin Moisan to sell the materials...
17 Mar 2025ONLINE — With an online antiques show, participants can find success without having to account for temperamental...
17 Mar 2025CHANTILLY, VA. — The weekend of March 1-2 saw excited patrons embark into the halls of the Dulles Expo...
17 Mar 2025The antiques world likes nothing so much as a discovery, particularly one that upends longstanding scholarship....
17 Mar 2025HOUSTON — Immersive experiences are nothing new. Commemorating a battle that took place half a millennium...
17 Mar 2025VINELAND, N.J. — The joy is always in the toys for Bertoia Auctions, which conducted its March 2025...
17 Mar 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Brunk Auctions’ March 12 auction presented the lifetime collection of John and Marie...
17 Mar 2025EVANSDALE, IOWA — Things truly were exceptional in Iowa Estate Auctions’ Exceptional Spring Antique...
17 Mar 2025SUTTON, MASS. — In its Historic Arms and Militaria auction on March 16, Blackstone Valley Auctions...
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