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July 10, 2023SUTTON, MASS. — A 1980 Turbo Trans Am pace car sold without reserve for $45,500, including premium, at Blackstone Valley Auctions and Estates inaugural summer auction on July 8 is motoring off to Texas
July 10, 2023NASHVILLE, TENN. — Case Antiques’ two-day Summer Fine Art & Antiques Auction July 8-9 presented 1,259 lots, with 754 of the pricier lots offered on the first day.
July 10, 2023PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — Nearly a year after Peterborough Auctions launched sales in the historic Noone Falls Mill on the heels of retiring auction house The Cobbs,
July 10, 2023DALLAS — An exceptionally rare copy of the Declaration of Independence that was printed in Massachusetts only days after its signing in Philadelphia
July 10, 2023THOMASTON, MAINE — Over a three-day period, July 7-9, Kaja Veilleux and Thomaston Place Auction Galleries sold American and European paintings, automobiles, Asian items
July 3, 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Pook & Pook’s Online-Only Decorative Arts auction was much like other sales of its kind, offering a diverse array of goods from all categories. Although the majority of objects...
July 3, 2023NORWALK, CONN. — The inaugural Treasures in a Church Yard show opened at 9 am on an intermittently rainy June 24 around the periphery and campus of St Paul’s on the Green, a stately Gothic stone edifice...
July 3, 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — Fred Giampietro and New England Auctions kicked off two days of auctions June 21-22 with the 392-lot sale of the Americana Collection of Janice and Bernard Phaneuf
July 3, 2023HISTORIC DEERFIELD, MASS. — Once a fall staple of the antiques show circuit in New England, the Antiques Dealers Association of America’s (ADA) Historic Deerfield show has returned after a six-year...
July 3, 2023Fine art, folk art and decorative arts were the main categories of this week’s auction roundup. Two bucolic scenes and one snapshot of urban nightlife topped their respective sales. American furniture,...
July 3, 2023NEW YORK CITY — The weighty stones of Doyle’s Important Jewelry auction on June 22 reflected almost as much wattage as they had karats.
July 3, 2023NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries’ spring maps and atlases, natural history and color plate books sale on June 22 offered varied material for collectors of virtually any interest and level.
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