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June 18, 2024FREEPORT, MAINE — Andrew Davis conducted a diverse sale at Casco Bay Auctions on June 8, which grossed $120,000 with a 91 percent sell-through rate and 1,100 registered bidders on three online platforms.
June 18, 2024WINDSOR, CONN. — In a sale grossing $470,000, Nadeau’s Auction Gallery launched its premier art auction in its new auction space at 25 Meadow Road on June 8 with a single-owner sale of the prestigious...
June 18, 2024LAS VEGAS — Presenting “pure American nostalgia,” Morphy Auctions conducted a 1,330-lot Soda Pop & Advertising auction on June 7-8.
June 18, 2024ASHEVILLE, N.C. — “Given the time, expertise, research, and energy that Clare and Jared Edwards invested to build this collection over several decades, we were particularly honored to be chosen to bring...
June 18, 2024DALLAS — On June 4, Heritage Auctions conducted its Fine European Art Signature Auction, which featured 74 lots of paintings, prints and multiples, sculpture and other works on paper from across Europe.
June 18, 2024NEW YORK CITY — For nearly a century, New York City-based Dalva Brothers was a leading provider of Eighteenth Century French and Continental furniture and decorative arts.
June 18, 2024PENNSBURG, PENN. — Celebrating its 11th year as a go-to destination for textile enthusiasts, collectors and scholars is the Penn Dry Goods Market, which took place on May 31 and June 1 at the historic...
June 18, 2024GUILFORD, CONN. — Collectors of antique, vintage and retro furniture, decorative arts and collectibles could not have had more perfect weather to check out the offerings of the First Annual Shoreline...
June 17, 2024Sanford Smith, who created numerous internationally recognized art fairs in addition to running the New York International Antiquarian Book Fair (NYIABF) from 1979 up to its recent 64th edition at the Park...
June 17, 2024For a great antiques-world success story, one need look no further than Ohio auctioneer Amelia Jeffers, who recently hung out her own shingle after nearly 30 years in the business.
June 17, 2024PHILADELPHIA — “Collectors of antiques are likely to think of clocks as furniture rather than as timekeepers.
June 17, 2024WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — The star attraction of Milestone Auctions’ June 15 sale was an all-original Studebaker Art Deco porcelain and neon bullnose sign, which sold solidly within estimate for $21,000,...
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