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13 May 2025BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Elizabeth “Betsy” Pochoda, former editor in chief of The Magazine ANTIQUES, passed...
13 May 2025I remember Jimmy as a wonderful folk art dealer who had an exceptional eye for the unusual, the rare...
13 May 2025BOSTON — In the span of just one week, Grogan & Company, Fine Art and Jewelry Auctioneers conducted...
13 May 2025THOMASTON, MAINE — More than 500 lots of Japanese woodblock prints, rare netsuke, inro and okimono,...
13 May 2025CANAAN, N.Y. — Ralph Fontaine’s Heritage Auctions conducted a 487-lot Super Spring Multi-Estate Auction,...
13 May 2025ASTORIA, N.Y. — Auctions at Showplace rang in May with its Important Fine Art and Design Auction, kicking...
13 May 2025MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. — The slogan that John White and his wife, Kathryn Black, use in promoting White’s...
13 May 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Nye & Company closed out April with its Hunt, Heritage & Home: Property from the Estate...
12 May 2025AMESBURY, MASS. — Can you successfully sell more than 400 cloth dolls in one sale? As it turns out,...
12 May 2025PARK RIDGE, N.J. — According to Days Of The Year, April 27 is World Design Day, World Pinhole Photography...
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