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23 Jul 2024STURBRIDGE, MASS. — More than 670 lots of Americana, folk art and other estate items crossed the block...
23 Jul 2024HINGHAM, MASS. — Collections assembled by the first and second generations of decoy collectors are coming...
22 Jul 2024SANDWICH, MASS. — The Cape Cod Antique Dealers Association (CCADA) opened its 3rd Annual Summer Sandwich...
22 Jul 2024LEE, MASS. — People looking for history and culture can find many places to visit in The Berkshires,...
22 Jul 2024After the Decorative Arts Trust announced a new Publishing Grant program, Antiques and The Arts Weekly...
22 Jul 2024OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. — Edith Head’s signature dark round glasses, short straight-cut bangs and tailored...
22 Jul 2024ST PETERSBURG, FLA. — On July 21, Burchard Galleries conducted its Estate Antiques, Fine Art and Jewelry...
22 Jul 2024BEDFORD HILLS, N.Y. — The 587-lot Summer Estates sale conducted by Butterscotch Auction on July 21 came...
22 Jul 2024YPSILANTI, MICH. — It may seem counterintuitive following a sizzling couple of weeks of hotter-than-midsummer...
22 Jul 2024BROOKSTON, IND. — The star of the show at Davies Auctions’ July 16 Online Only Estate and Americana...
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