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04 Oct 2022LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. - It was time to bring out modern design at Rago Arts & Auction Center on September...
04 Oct 2022NEW BEDFORD, MASS. - The Antique Scrimshaw Collectors Association hosted its 32nd Annual Scrimshaw & Nautical...
04 Oct 2022YORK, PENN. - In recent weeks and months, antiques shows and markets covered by this publication have...
04 Oct 2022NEW YORK CITY - Private collectors turned out in force and dominated the buyers list at the sale of the collection...
04 Oct 2022Decorative arts were dominant in this week’s top lots, from a Grecian-style recamier attributed to the workshop...
04 Oct 2022PORTLAND, MAINE - On September 24-25, Liz and John DeSimone, Goosefare Antiques & Promotions, took their...
04 Oct 2022CHANTILLY, VA. - The DC Big Flea is the go-to show in the Mid-Atlantic region, receiving dealers and shoppers...
04 Oct 2022CRANSTON, R.I. - In a pitched series of battles fought not in interstellar space but rather at a Cranston,...
04 Oct 2022PITTSFIELD, MASS. - John Fontaine's two-day sale, September 24-25, included 45 Tiffany lamps and that...
04 Oct 2022LOS ANGELES - Abell Auction Co. presented Modern art and California estates material on September 25 in a sale...
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