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17 Sep 2025The latest collecting craze among the under-30 set are Labubus, toothy monsters with a Chinese Pop following....
17 Sep 2025BEVERLY, MASS — One of the taglines for fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger is “Fashion is fleeting;...
17 Sep 2025Bidders raised their paddles for reading and viewing pleasures at auctions this week. Whether collectors...
17 Sep 2025NEW YORK CITY — Doyle conducted the 211-lot auction of furniture and decorative arts from the collection...
17 Sep 2025HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — On September 10, Leland Little conducted an intimate, 109-lot Fine Art Auction,...
17 Sep 2025BRIMFIELD, MASS. — Regular shoppers to the thrice-annual Brimfield Antique Flea Markets know to dress...
17 Sep 2025BRANFORD, CONN. — An early Masonic tracing board painted by Ezra Ames (American, 1768-1836) led New England...
17 Sep 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions conducted The William and Joey Ridenour Ethnographic Art, Western Memorabilia...
17 Sep 2025WINDSOR, CONN. — September 6 saw 440 lots cross the block in Nadeau’s Auction Gallery’s Jewelry,...
17 Sep 2025HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — On September 12, Leland Little conducted its Decorative Art Auction, hammering...
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