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13 Jun 2023TOPSHAM, MAINE — Friday, June 2, felt like summer. Saturday, June 3, the day of the Maine Antiques...
13 Jun 2023EAST MORICHES, N.Y. — “It was busy and exciting and a long time coming,” said South Bay Auctions’...
13 Jun 2023RHINEBECK, N.Y. — The weather welcomed Barn Star Productions’ Spring Antiques at Rhinebeck show on May 27-28,...
13 Jun 2023Auction results were somewhat esoteric this past week. An icon of Jesus Christ ascended at Eldred’s,...
13 Jun 2023FREEHOLD, N.Y. — An Aaron Willard tall case clock towered over its estimate of $1/2,000 to strike $13,200...
13 Jun 2023COLUMBUS, OHIO — Amelia Jeffers, who launched her eponymous auction house in the fall of 2019, who has been...
13 Jun 2023DALLAS — The Ethnographic Art: American Indian, Pre-Columbian and Tribal Signature Auction reached...
13 Jun 2023REHOBOTH, MASS. — “Nautical” was the word of the day at Americana Auctions on June 4, when more...
13 Jun 2023On March 6, Linnea Grim took over as president and chief executive officer of Strawbery Banke Museum...
13 Jun 2023NEW YORK CITY — The New Antiquarians: At Home With Young Collectors, invites readers into the homes...
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