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09 May 2023LOMBARD, ILL. — Guyette & Deeter’s April 27-28 sale was held in conjunction with the North American...
09 May 2023ALLENTOWN, PENN. — One of the largest fire antique and memorabilia shows in the United States took...
09 May 2023Fine and decorative arts showed their colors in this past week’s top lots. Doyle set a world record...
09 May 2023SUDBURY, MASS. — The April 30 sale at Tremont Auctions had a broad range of paintings and...
09 May 2023ST PETERSBURG, FLA. — Myers Auction Gallery presented its 35th anniversary auction at the same location...
09 May 2023PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — More than two dozen sand bottles, made in or around McGregor, Iowa...
09 May 2023KEENE, N.H. — Keene Auctions’ first sale of the year took place on April 29, opening the season with...
09 May 2023BUFORD, GA. — Slotin Folk Art’s twice annual Masterpiece Sales continue to grow and amaze...
09 May 2023CANAAN, N.Y. — A period lift-top blanket box in green, circa 1780-1820, topped Ralph Fontaine’s...
09 May 2023The British and Irish antiques community lost a giant in the field on April 25, when New York City dealer...
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