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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...
24 Jun 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — Morphy Auctions’ 34th Annual Brian Lebel's Old West Auction was conducted on Saturday,...
24 Jun 2024MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — An important Shenandoah Valley of Virginia cobalt-decorated covered stoneware...
18 Jun 2024Jacquelyn Oak passed away on June 1, 2024. Jackie was born October 7, 1947, in LaPorte, Ind., the daughter...
18 Jun 2024Fine art was more than just fine, it was plentiful among this week’s featured auctions. In fact, all but two lots...
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