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17 Mar 2025LOS ANGELES — Abell Auction’s first two-day sale of the month was conducted on March 15-16, with...
17 Mar 2025FREEHOLD, N.Y. — In Carlsen Gallery’s March Madness Antiques at Auction, conducted on the 16th of the month,...
17 Mar 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Eight circa 1625 French historical tapestries once belonging to publishing magnate...
11 Mar 2025REDDING, CONN. — Jesse Goldberg of Artemis Gallery passed away February 4, at the Meadow Ridge Nursing...
11 Mar 2025Portraits and painted furniture were among the key categories in recent auctions. A set of six Nineteenth...
11 Mar 2025REHOBOTH, MASS. — Americana Auctions ushered in the month with its Fine March Collectors Auction, conducted...
11 Mar 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions described Roger H. Kimmel’s collection as “the most extensive Theodore...
10 Mar 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Who says people don’t go to auctions anymore? Bill Smith certainly does not. For his February...
10 Mar 2025SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard Auctions & Appraisals had a day of luxury with its Couture and Jewelry Auction,...
10 Mar 2025GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — What better way to celebrate the middle of winter than with an auction? NH Auctions...
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