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21 Jul 2020By Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – As New York City stands at the brink of reopening on a limited...
21 Jul 2020SANDWICH, MASS. – “Truly a showpiece” was how the auction catalog characterized a monumental...
21 Jul 2020DENVER, PENN. – Everyone bidding in Morphy Auctions’ June 30 no-reserve sale of antique pocket...
21 Jul 2020Review by Tom O’Hara, Photos by Lisa Maughmer SPRINGFIELD, OHIO – Jenkins’ Springfield...
21 Jul 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Lark Mason Associates ONLINE – If there is an inauspicious...
21 Jul 2020ONLINE & DEERFIELD, N.H. – Antiques Week in New Hampshire, long a marquee mainstay in the antique...
21 Jul 2020MANCHESTER, N.H. – Antiques in Manchester will launch an antiques show online in lieu of the event...
21 Jul 2020Early animation studies for Disney’s Mickey Mouse drew interest at Kensington Auctions, a naval...
21 Jul 2020By Justin Thomas; Unless noted otherwise, photographs by Cynthia Kirby-Reedy LANCASTER, PENN. — An outstanding...
21 Jul 2020It may be difficult to conflate the current coronavirus pandemic and cemeteries in a positive...
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