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October 14, 2025HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — On October 2, Leland Little Auctions conducted the 270-lot single-owner auction of the estate of the late Peggy Augustus (Old Keswick, Va.), followed on October 3 by a 323-lot silver...
October 14, 2025LONE JACK, MO. — Soulis Auctions’ September 28 Fall Art Auction featured 307 lots ranging from abstraction to realism across various mediums, including oil paintings, prints, bronze sculptures and Native...
October 14, 2025PITTSFIELD, MASS. — More than 150 items by Tiffany Studios, including around 80 lamps, and a vast selection of fine art, among other lots, were presented in Fontaine’s Auction’s September 27-28 Fine...
October 14, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Between September 26-28, if you were one of the more than the 200,000 people who pass through Grand Central Station daily, you had the unique opportunity to stumble upon the eclectic...
October 14, 2025LEBANON, CONN. — It was a good omen that the skies were clear and the sun was shining strongly on the morning of Saturday, September 27, the day of the 58th Annual Antique Show on the Historic Lebanon...
October 14, 2025SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — The 49th Antiques in Schoharie Fall show, the second annual antiques show fundraiser held by the Schoharie Colonial Heritage Association, returned to the Schoharie Valley Railroad complex...
October 14, 2025Maureen McCabe is a Connecticut-based collage artist, whose assemblages have been described as “both magical and intellectual.” Her works, which weave together ideals of art history, feminism, magic...
October 14, 2025TRAPPE, PENN. — Lisa Minardi, executive director of Historic Trappe, which is not only the home of a pre-1750 redware kiln (excavated in the 1990s) but is also a short distance from the potteries of two important...
October 14, 2025HUDSON, N.Y. — Design: 1860-1910, Stair Galleries’ October 9 auction, showcased “the dramatic redefinition of the nature of art and culture during this rich chapter in the history of decorative arts...
October 14, 2025WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Just over 700 lots of militariana from the Revolutionary War to modern wartime were offered in Milestone Auctions’ Premier Fall Military & Edged Weapons Sale, conducted October 11.
October 14, 2025DANIA BEACH, FLA. — Kodner Galleries’ October 8 auction featured an important and rare concert quality circa 1737 Antonio Stradivari violin. Made in Cremona, Italy, “The McKay” bore its original...
October 14, 2025CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — An Eighteenth Century needlework picture that showed three figures in a landscape on black fabric, and which had once been in the Ohio residence of GW “Bill” Samaha, was the star...
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