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August 9, 2016CONCORD, N.H. — Sporting a new look and location, Americana Celebration came to life on Tuesday, August 9, as it kicked off New Hampshire Antiques Week with spectacular enthusiasm, quality merchandise...
August 9, 2016NANTUCKET, MASS. — The 28-carat natural, non-heated, Ceylon pink sapphire ring saw a blistering bidding battle at Rafael Osona’s August 6 auction as the ring attained $240,000, selling to an in-house...-
August 9, 2016By Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Karen and Ralph DiSaia and Diana Bittel will return as managers of the Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show in 2017. The organizers redesigned and relaunched the decades-old...
August 8, 2016LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Watch Mike Ingham, Directors of Rago’s Unreserved Auction, as he highlights a selection of pieces in the firms upcoming no-reserve sale running August 25-27. With over 1,700...
August 8, 2016By Greg Smith With tremendous quality, vibrant colors and painstaking effort put into each and every handcrafted piece, it is no wonder that carpets and rugs command value no matter their age. From the Middle...
August 8, 2016Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith WOODSTOCK, VT. — They took up the ice in the Union Arena Community Center, put down a carpeted floor, set up some walls, invited 45 antiques dealers to come to Woodstock...
August 8, 2016By Laura Beach MARION, MASS. — Frank McNamee of Marion Antique Auctions partnered with C. David Glynn of Turkey Creek Auctions of Citra, Fla., to offer an around-the-world assortment of fine and decorative...
August 8, 2016Reviews and On-Site Photos by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy Auction Houses Between July 22 and July 27, decoy and sporting art auctions were conducted by Decoys Unlimited, Copley Fine Art Auctions...
August 8, 2016EAST DENNIS, MASS. — A Ralph E. Cahoon Jr seaside picnic scene of mermaids and a fisherman reading the Wall Street Journal was the star of Eldred’s annual summer Americana and paintings auction,...
August 8, 2016MILFORD, N.H. — Jack Donigian has been running antique shows in New Hampshire for more than 40 years and has probably run more shows than anyone else. He’s built a loyal cadre of dealers and a loyal...
August 5, 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — A rare copy of Action Comics #1—featuring the first appearance of Superman and considered a cornerstone of pop culture—quickly surpassed its $750,000 estimate to sell for $956,000...
August 5, 2016August 19-20 Sale Includes Hundreds Of American Tall, Banjo, Bracket & Mantel Clocks ROXBURY, CONN. — On Friday and Saturday, August 19 and 20, Schwenke Auctioneers will offer the entire contents...
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