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November 17, 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — On November 15, Kaminski Auctions offered 565 lots of fine art, period antiques and other items from the collection of American businesswoman and entrepreneur Lucille Roberts, who founded...
November 17, 2025PHILADELPHIA — Freeman’s American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts auction presented more than 300 lots showcasing property from prominent and early American collectors in New York and Philadelphia,...
November 17, 2025NEW CANAAN, CONN. — On September 6, Pamela Jay Martine quietly drew her last breath, and her difficult struggle with Alzheimer’s disease was finally over.
November 17, 2025LITITZ, PENN. — Longtime antiques dealer Judy Wilson died in Lititz on September 18, 2025, following a long illness.
November 11, 2025Material history made its mark on bidders at auctions across the country this week. From an Elizabethan gold coin that set a world record at $372,000 at Heritage to an American campaign broadside for President...
November 11, 2025GENESEO, N.Y. — Cottone Auctions’ September 25 Fine Art, Antiques & Clocks Auction achieved a total of $2.4 million, led by a rare devotional panel, “Saint Mary Magdalene” by Ambrosius Benson (circa...
November 11, 2025DALLAS — About 550 lots, nearly 200 of which were sold in a live auction on October 24 and an additional 360 offered in an online-only auction on October 25, comprised Heritage Auctions’ Americana...
November 11, 2025SUDBURY, MASS — “Our sale brought in over $1 million ($1,022,000 to be exact) and had some big highlights,” said Matt Buckley, one of Tremont Auctions’ co-owners. The 618-lot sale, which took place...
November 11, 2025SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard Auctions & Appraisals conducted its two-day Fall Southern Estates and Collections auction on October 28-29, followed by a Jewelry & Fashion Auction on October 30. Just shy of 1,500...
November 11, 2025WOLFEBORO, N.H. — Just under 500 lots were offered in the auction of the Wolfeboro, N.H., summer estate of late MIT professor, inventor and entrepreneur Anthony J. Sinskey, conducted by Devin Moisan...
November 11, 2025CINCINNATI — Spanning two days, October 23-24, Freeman’s offered just shy of 400 lots of American historical ephemera and photography. Part one of the sale represented the history of the United States,...
November 11, 2025WINDSOR, CONN. — October 25 saw just under 550 lots cross the block at Nadeau’s Auction Gallery’s Major Fall Chinese & Americana Auction. The sale had a 92 percent sell-through rate and totaled $670,115
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