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26 Jan 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — Advertising, signs, coins, firearms and more crossed the block at Freedom Auction...
26 Jan 2023HARTFORD, CONN. — The area around the XL Center in downtown Hartford, Conn., was next to silent on the morning...
26 Jan 2023WASHINGTON DC — The last time the Washington Antiques Show took place was in 2020, before the pandemic...
26 Jan 2023NEW YORK CITY — In neither the best of times nor the worst of times, Sotheby’s Americana Week was capped...
26 Jan 2023ST PETERSBURG, FLA. — The Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney estate auction featuring 22 sculptures by the Whitney...
26 Jan 2023NEW YORK CITY — An intriguing early Nineteenth Century oil on canvas portrait of two unidentified girls...
26 Jan 2023Matthew Ellison is the director of marketing for EstateSales.NET, where he has spent nearly a decade...
25 Jan 2023LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Rago posted outstanding results for early Twentieth Century design, in a sale...
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24 Jan 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — Advertising, signs, coins, firearms and more crossed the block at Freedom Auction...
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