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19 Nov 2024HAYDEN, IDAHO — With 241 blue-chip lots by contemporary and historical artists, the November 9 sale...
19 Nov 2024NEW YORK CITY — To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the American Wing, the Metropolitan Museum of Art reinstalled...
19 Nov 2024CONCORD, MASS. — If not for the fallen leaves carpeting sidewalks and Halloween jack-o-lanterns sitting...
18 Nov 2024WILMINGTON, DEL. — An exuberant crowd of 160 well-wishers joined the Antiques Dealers Association of America...
18 Nov 2024Pom Harrington is the owner of Peter Harrington, one of the leading rare book dealers in the world and the largest...
18 Nov 2024SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — It has only been a little more than six years, but it may feel like an age ago that...
18 Nov 2024DALLAS — Heritage Auctions conducted its Fine Silver & Objects of Vertu Signature Auction on November...
18 Nov 2024NEW YORK CITY — Lynne Drexler’s (American, 1928-1999) 1962 painting, “Expectant Passage” rose...
18 Nov 2024NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. — On November 16, Mid-Hudson Auction Galleries conducted its Antiques, Art, Toys,...
18 Nov 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — Fred Giampietro and New England Auctions offered 848 lots across two days of sales:...
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