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22 Aug 2023SPARKS, MD. — All but five lots offered by Crocker Farm were sold successfully in the firm’s Summer...
22 Aug 2023MANCHESTER, N.H. — By any metric one cares to use to measure, the 66th annual New Hampshire Antiques...
22 Aug 2023MANCHESTER, N.H. — The market for Americana came roaring back in Manchester, where throngs gathered...
22 Aug 2023Fine art was the predominant category at auction this past week, joined by decorative arts, historic...
22 Aug 2023TIMONIUM, MD. – Richard Opfer Auctioneering’s timed, online-only Eclectic Collector auction closed...
22 Aug 2023VALATIE, N.Y. — Old Kinderhook Auction Company conducted its two-day Trust In August 2023 auction;...
22 Aug 2023CHESTER, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA — A highlight of the antiquing community in Nova Scotia is Crowther & Brayley’s...
22 Aug 2023CRANSTON, R.I. — “To break the box or not?!? That’s for the lucky bidder to decide,” mused Bruneau...
22 Aug 2023NEW YORK CITY — Descending into the lower levels of the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center stirs an excitement...
22 Aug 2023CONCORD, N.H. — On August 8, early buyers lined up for the 8 am opening of Peter Mavris’ Americana...
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