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27 Jun 2023WATERLOO, IOWA — In today’s world, everyone wants “Fresh.” That’s the buzz word! Fresh fruit....
27 Jun 2023OAKLAND, CALIF. — Clars’ Summer Modern + Contemporary Art + Design Auction on June 15 brought in active...
27 Jun 2023WASHINGTON DC — Rita Reif, who covered antiques and auctions for The New York Times for 50 years, died...
27 Jun 2023BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. — Antiques collectors and dealers are consumed with the story behind a piece...
27 Jun 2023ATLANTA, GA. — Ahlers & Ogletree’s three-session Summer Fine Estates & Collections auctions stretched...
27 Jun 2023MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — More than 1,400 lots of glassware and premier Americana were auctioned at Jeffrey...
27 Jun 2023PENNSBURG, PENN. — A delight for textile enthusiasts, scholars and collectors, the Penn Dry Goods Market...
27 Jun 2023Books and decorative arts were popular this past week. Antique books focused on American pottery, recipes...
27 Jun 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Eldred’s spring Asian auction delivered solid results June 15-16, with most...
27 Jun 2023NEW YORK CITY — Art for Eternity, an ancient and ethnographic art gallery, presented its first online...
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