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20 Feb 2024KNOXVILLE, TENN. — A carved limestone “Mother and Child” sculpture by self-taught artist William...
20 Feb 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — On Wednesday, February 14, noted Americana dealer Milly McGehee passed away at her home...
20 Feb 2024This week’s auction highlights span decades and genres; a black and white Franz Kline illustration,...
20 Feb 2024STURBRIDGE, MASS. — D.L. Straight Auctioneers’ February 10 sale gave buyers 580 lots of “Americana,...
20 Feb 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — On February 10, Copake Auctions conducted a country store and estate auction featuring...
20 Feb 2024BUFORD, GA. — An antique Anglo-American Abolitionist Society large trade sign more than doubled its high...
20 Feb 2024MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — Across two days, Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates presented items from the collection...
20 Feb 2024DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Joe Kindig Jr, his son, Joe Kindig III and granddaughter, Jenifer Kindig, were...
20 Feb 2024YORK, PENN. — Like clockwork, Melvin Arion put on the 182nd Original Semi-Annual York Antiques Show,...
20 Feb 2024You would be hard pressed to find anyone on the New England antiques show circuit who does not know of or has not heard...
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