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25 May 2016By Greg Smith Photos courtesy of Westport Auction NEW YORK CITY — It is a rare occurrence when auctioneers...
25 May 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack Additional Photos Courtesy of Daniel Buck LISBON FALLS, MAINE...
24 May 2016Redding, Conn., resident Hugh Karraker, is a great-grandson of Belgian-American inventor Leo Baekeland,...
24 May 2016GREENWICH, CONN. — Margarita Karasoulas, curator at The Bruce Museum, introduces her new exhibition...
24 May 2016May Fields Blossom With Eager Shoppers, Prime Antiques Review & Photos by Tom O’Hara, Greg Smith,...
24 May 2016MYSTIC, CONN. – Members of southeastern Connecticut’s arts, business and political community were...
23 May 2016PITTSFIELD, MASS. — A rare antique Chinese animated triple fusee bracket clock, running and striking...
23 May 2016DENVER, PENN. — The Robert Newman collection of advertising, the bulk of it devoted to the American...
23 May 2016PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Maureen and John Boyd sold a large collection of artwork, rare books and antiques...
23 May 2016THOMASTON, MAINE — Seven phone bidders competed for a Greek 22K or 24K gold and emerald ring dating...
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