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05 Aug 2025For bidders, portraits were the prize to collect, as an ink and watercolor illustration on paper depicting...
05 Aug 2025GLEN COVE, N.Y. — Roland Auctions NY conducted its July 2025 Estates Sale on the 26th of the month,...
05 Aug 2025LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — With 96 percent of the 131 lots offered in Rago Auctions’ July 24 Art Nouveau/Art...
05 Aug 2025WOODSTOCK, CONN. — Norman C. Heckler & Company’s 249th auction, which closed on July 16, featured...
05 Aug 2025RENO, NEV. — Coeur d’Alene Art Auction (CDAA) had the “Best in the West” in its July 26 Fine...
05 Aug 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — “Santa Fe Art Auction’s New Mexico Now sale saw excellent performance, with over...
05 Aug 2025SAINT MICHAELS, MD. — On July 25-26, Guyette & Deeter conducted Decoys and Sporting Art at Auction,...
05 Aug 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Cape Cod was ground zero for Americana the last full week of July, when Eldred’s...
05 Aug 2025English furniture dealer Ricky Goytizolo, who, until recently, was the proprietor of Georgian Manor Antiques,...
05 Aug 2025WINTERTHUR, DEL. — An iron trivet, a ceramic pitcher, a lantern. These are items one might find in an attic...
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