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10 Mar 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Who says people don’t go to auctions anymore? Bill Smith certainly does not. For his February...
10 Mar 2025SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard Auctions & Appraisals had a day of luxury with its Couture and Jewelry Auction,...
10 Mar 2025GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — What better way to celebrate the middle of winter than with an auction? NH Auctions...
10 Mar 2025PEMBROKE, MASS. — No question — Copley Fine Art Auctions’ February 21-22 sale was one homerun after...
10 Mar 2025NASHVILLE — Jenkins + Co., invited more than 130 dealers and thousands of shoppers to the Fairgrounds...
10 Mar 2025NASHVILLE — On February 12, the Fiddlers Antiques Show welcomed about 60 dealers and countless shoppers...
10 Mar 2025Thomas Cornell, having owned Thos. Cornell Galleries for more than 25 years, conducted his final auction...
10 Mar 2025LONDON — It isn’t wrong to say that we do everything we can to preserve our mythical images of pirates....
10 Mar 2025FREEPORT, MAINE — Casco Bay Auctions’ 2025 March Americana auction, conducted on March 8, featured...
10 Mar 2025EPPING, N.H. — The February 28 to March 2 sale was the best ever for Devin Moisan Auctioneers, taking...
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