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March 17, 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Eight circa 1625 French historical tapestries once belonging to publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst, which were later given to the Brooklyn Museum, were the star of Brunk Auctions’...
March 11, 2025REDDING, CONN. — Jesse Goldberg of Artemis Gallery passed away February 4, at the Meadow Ridge Nursing Home in Redding. He fought Parkinson’s Disease for the past nine years and complications finally...
March 11, 2025Portraits and painted furniture were among the key categories in recent auctions. A set of six Nineteenth Century Pennsylvania side chairs was the top lot in Copake’s March 1 sale, achieving $2,400 while...
March 11, 2025REHOBOTH, MASS. — Americana Auctions ushered in the month with its Fine March Collectors Auction, conducted on March 2.
March 11, 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions described Roger H. Kimmel’s collection as “the most extensive Theodore Roosevelt collection ever offered” and, on February 21-22, an even 914 lots of political memorabilia...
March 10, 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Who says people don’t go to auctions anymore? Bill Smith certainly does not. For his February 26 Important Winter auction, he gave out 165 paddle numbers for the bidders who came...
March 10, 2025SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard Auctions & Appraisals had a day of luxury with its Couture and Jewelry Auction, conducted on February 27.
March 10, 2025GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — What better way to celebrate the middle of winter than with an auction? NH Auctions and Appraisals agreed, conducting its Mid-Winter Fine Arts and Collectibles Auction on February 21.
March 10, 2025PEMBROKE, MASS. — No question — Copley Fine Art Auctions’ February 21-22 sale was one homerun after another, with several new records set.
March 10, 2025NASHVILLE — Jenkins + Co., invited more than 130 dealers and thousands of shoppers to the Fairgrounds Nashville from February 13-15 for the return of The Nashville Show, a reiteration of the Tailgate-Music...
March 10, 2025NASHVILLE — On February 12, the Fiddlers Antiques Show welcomed about 60 dealers and countless shoppers to its inaugural Wednesday Evening Preview Party to kick off the four-day event at the Fairgrounds...
March 10, 2025Thomas Cornell, having owned Thos. Cornell Galleries for more than 25 years, conducted his final auction as owner and auctioneer on August 15, 2024
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