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14 Oct 2025LEBANON, CONN. — It was a good omen that the skies were clear and the sun was shining strongly on the morning...
14 Oct 2025SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — The 49th Antiques in Schoharie Fall show, the second annual antiques show fundraiser...
14 Oct 2025Maureen McCabe is a Connecticut-based collage artist, whose assemblages have been described as “both...
14 Oct 2025TRAPPE, PENN. — Lisa Minardi, executive director of Historic Trappe, which is not only the home of a pre-1750...
14 Oct 2025HUDSON, N.Y. — Design: 1860-1910, Stair Galleries’ October 9 auction, showcased “the dramatic redefinition...
14 Oct 2025WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Just over 700 lots of militariana from the Revolutionary War to modern wartime were...
14 Oct 2025DANIA BEACH, FLA. — Kodner Galleries’ October 8 auction featured an important and rare concert quality...
14 Oct 2025CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — An Eighteenth Century needlework picture that showed three figures in a landscape...
14 Oct 2025COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auctions celebrated its 33rd Annual Bicycle & Automobilia Auction on October...
14 Oct 2025DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Four watercolor portraits of members of the Thurmond family, attributed to the Guilford...
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