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01 Oct 2025It may once have been true that experts found a job at an auction house or retail gallery and stayed...
01 Oct 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — All manner of mid-level art and objects were on offer at Eldred’s from September...
01 Oct 2025DETROIT — Spanning three days, September 11-13, DuMouchelles conducted its September 2025 auction,...
01 Oct 2025FREEHOLD, N.Y. — Carlsen Gallery celebrated its 41st anniversary on September 14, with its Anniversary...
01 Oct 2025COLUMBUS, OHIO — One of the strongest segments of Amelia Jeffers’ 1,254-lot Fall Great Estates Auction...
01 Oct 2025DALLAS — A carefully curated auction of 181 lots of Ming and Qing dynasty porcelain, carvings, paintings...
01 Oct 2025CINCINNATI — Freeman’s | Hindman’s fall auction of Native American art spanned centuries and celebrated...
01 Oct 2025Silver flatware services and animal — or creature — paintings held pride of place at auctions across...
01 Oct 2025NORWALK, CONN. — On Sunday, September 14, more than 80 dealers and an ample shopping crowd took to the grounds...
01 Oct 2025SOUTH YARMOUTH, MASS. — It was the last weekend of the summer and was marked by beautiful weather....
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