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12 Aug 2025Decorative objects led the way this week at auctions across the map. A set of four seasons garden statuary...
12 Aug 2025YORK, PENN. — Spanning July 29-30, Hake’s Auctions closed out the month with more than 1,500 lots...
12 Aug 2025MONROVIA, CALIF. — John Moran Auctioneers’ July 29-30 auction of The Estate of Robert Day featured...
12 Aug 2025NANTUCKET, MASS. — Rafael Osona Nantucket Auctions started off the month of August with two days of auction...
12 Aug 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Nye & Company’s July 30-31 Chic & Antique auction comprised 794 lots of porcelain,...
12 Aug 2025NORTH HUDSON, N.Y. — If you’ve ever been to the Brimfield Antiuqe Flea Markets— America’s oldest...
12 Aug 2025MIDDLETOWN, R.I. — The 18th annual Newport Show took to the ice rink at St George’s School once again,...
12 Aug 2025Part of Brunk Auctions’ late summer line-up is a single-owner collection from Maryland, which includes...
12 Aug 2025FALMOUTH, MASS. — This summer has marked the return of a juried show of leading Japanese printmakers...
11 Aug 2025WARREN, MAINE — Vintage Accents Auctions conducted its 200-lot August’s Midcoast Affordable Auction...
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