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11 Jun 2024CRANSTON, R.I. — On May 29, collectors of ancient artifacts and curios flocked to Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers...
11 Jun 2024FREEHOLD, N.Y. — In Carlsen Gallery’s Collector’s Collections auction on June 2, a spectacular...
11 Jun 2024PLAINFIELD, N.H. — What do a Kashmir sapphire and diamond ring, a 2011 Corvette, a Tiffany stained...
11 Jun 2024RHINEBECK, N.Y. — The three-day Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kickoff to summer, with parades,...
11 Jun 2024NEW YORK CITY — The Magazine ANTIQUES, publication of record for the fine and decorative arts world,...
11 Jun 2024Like a Banksy painting, a new museum dedicated to the fanciful artist and his anti-establishment works...
11 Jun 2024SHELBURNE, VT. — Pursuing an important single theme, Shelburne Museum’s exhibition, “All Aboard:...
10 Jun 2024FREEPORT, MAINE — Carved from a single block of Zelkova wood, a Buddhist Nanbokucho period Guardian...
10 Jun 2024NEW YORK CITY — In a dedicated two-day sale of items from the Dalva Brothers collection, Doyle offered...
10 Jun 2024DALLAS — Leading Heritage’s June 4 Fine European Art Signature Auction was “Nu accroupi sur une couverture”...
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