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08 Aug 2023YORK, PENN. — There was a lot of red meat for comics collectors at Hake’s July 25-26 auction, which...
08 Aug 2023AMESBURY, MASS. — Combining sought-after automobiles with folk art might seem an unusual combination...
08 Aug 2023GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — While this is a tale of an auction, it’s a much bigger story. Formerly in partnership...
08 Aug 2023Top lots this past week were more of a mixed bag of categories than usual, and that’s saying something....
08 Aug 2023POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Hyde Park Country Auctions conducted a multi-category estate auction of more than...
08 Aug 2023SOUTHAMPTON, PENN. — Stephenson’s Auction celebrated the season with Mid-Summer Decorative Arts Auction...
08 Aug 2023LITCHFIELD, CONN. — On July 25, Litchfield County Auctions hosted the fourth and final session of Seymour...
08 Aug 2023COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction’s July 29 estate sale offered up more than 800 estate-fresh lots, including...
08 Aug 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — All but just a few lots of the nearly 460 offered by Fred Giampietro in New England...
08 Aug 2023BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — New bidders and buyers that join an auction house’s list of long-standing clients...
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