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22 Jul 2025BELLPORT, N.Y. — Cornell Auctions invited bidders to Feel The Heat in the firm’s July 5 sale, which...
22 Jul 2025KNOXVILLE, TENN. — Spanning two days, June 12-13, Case Auctions’ 2025 Summer Fine Art & Antiques...
22 Jul 2025WOODBURY, CONN. — It was a celebration for Schwenke Auctioneers on July 8, as the firm conducted its Sixteenth...
22 Jul 2025TIVERTON, R.I. — While many across the country were packing coolers for the beach or prepping the yard...
22 Jul 2025WELLS, MAINE — It’s hard to imagine a more picturesque venue to celebrate the material cultural of the American...
21 Jul 2025While you may not yet know James Campbell’s name, you are likely familiar with the work of his distant...
21 Jul 2025GREENSBURG, PENN. — This year, 2025, is the “Year of the Woman” at the Westmoreland Museum of American...
21 Jul 2025REHOBOTH, MASS. — Summer at Americana Auctions was in full swing on July 20, when the firm conducted...
21 Jul 2025DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — More than 500 lots of posters, paintings, prints, sculpture and more deaccessioned...
21 Jul 2025PEMBROKE, MASS. — While it was not the highest price realized in Copley Fine Art Auctions’ two-day...
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