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11 Jul 2023SADDLE RIVER, N.J. — Richard C. Kyllo passed away peacefully on May 26. Born February 2, 1941, Dick...
11 Jul 2023OSTERVILLE, MASS. — John Louis (pronounced “Lewie”) McGraw Sr, died on July 4 at his home in Osterville....
11 Jul 2023JACKSON HEIGHTS, N.Y. — Peter Brams (b 1946), who died on July 1, was a collector’s collector. He didn’t...
11 Jul 2023DETROIT, MICH. — Two days of auctions at DuMouchelles, June 29-30, collectively featured more than...
11 Jul 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — Cowboy culture — including ranch aesthetic furniture, Western art, cowboy collectibles...
11 Jul 2023BROOKYLN, N.Y. — The Threadbare Show had but a brief reprieve from opening Brimfield week in May before...
11 Jul 2023Female portraiture was popular at auction this past week, as were other works of fine art and decorative...
11 Jul 2023WISCASSET, MAINE — Most of the contents of The Wiscasset Antiques Center were auctioned off in an onsite...
11 Jul 2023PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — Wiederseim Associates conducted its Fun Summer Sale on June 28, offering more...
11 Jul 2023Chances are you tapped your foot to the melodic but solid mandolin lead weaving through “I’ll Fly Away”...
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