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06 Jun 2023DEERFIELD, N.H. — Like Topsy, Klia Ververidis Crisafulli’s Brimfield North flea market and antiques...
06 Jun 2023LOS ANGELES — Jewelry, fine art and furnishings were on the menu at Abell Auction May 20-21, with more...
06 Jun 2023MEDIA, PENN. — Twenty years and dozens of research grants later, the Decorative Arts Trust (DAT) has insight...
06 Jun 2023GREENWICH, CONN. — Contemporary handmade crafts were the order of the day on May 20-21 as the newly...
06 Jun 2023WOODBURY, CONN. — Schwenke Auctioneers conducted the sale of the Estate of Muriel Gantz & Other Fine...
06 Jun 2023STURBRIDGE, MASS. — A very full sale of estate Americana and country items was in store for bidders...
06 Jun 2023DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ “Pursuit of Beauty: Art Nouveau, Art Deco & Art Glass Signature Auction”...
06 Jun 2023NEW BEDFORD, MASS. — While seaweed in cultural cuisine has become a delicious standard, at first thought...
06 Jun 2023DALLAS — On June 2, Heritage Auctions brought almost 400 lots to the block of the Ethnographic Art:...
05 Jun 2023In 2022, curator Richard Klein announced that after 30 years he would be leaving the Aldrich Contemporary...
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