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04 Mar 2025The letter “C” was the theme of the week, with coins, cards and a Chagall leading auctions across...
04 Mar 2025PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Marking its first sale of 2025, Vallot Auctioneers conducted a 185-lot Estate Fine...
04 Mar 2025LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Icons and heroes of all shapes and sizes crossed the block at Landry Pop Auctions’...
04 Mar 2025HARWICH, MASS. — In late January, Eldred’s announced that it was relaunching auctions at longtime...
04 Mar 2025BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — On February 12, Augusta Auctions conducted its annual Vintage for Valentines online...
04 Mar 2025THOMASTON, MAINE — Thomaston Place Galleries hosted its Winter Enchantment Auction from February 21 to 23, drawing...
04 Mar 2025WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. — Every Presidents’ Day Weekend in West Palm Beach for the past 22 years has seen...
03 Mar 2025Dr Haely Chang is the Hood Museum of Art’s inaugural Jane and Raphael Bernstein associate curator of East...
03 Mar 2025DETROIT — There’s probably a pretty good chance that material culture enthusiasts are at least marginally...
03 Mar 2025SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard Auctions & Appraisals had a day of luxury with its Couture and Jewelry Auction,...
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