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25 Nov 2025Coins, posters and pins — Oh My! Collectibles were a strong category in recent sales, evidenced by high...
25 Nov 2025DALLAS — The November 12 auction of Fine Silver & Objects of Vertu, conducted by Heritage Auctions,...
25 Nov 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — On November 15, Kaminski Auctions offered 565 lots from the collection of American...
25 Nov 2025PHILADELPHIA — Freeman’s November 12 American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts auction presented...
25 Nov 2025EASTON, MD. — Two days and 678 lots made up Guyette & Deeter’s Decoys and Sporting Art Auction, conducted...
25 Nov 2025NEW YORK CITY — On November 6, Salon Art + Design opened its 14th edition with record-breaking attendance,...
24 Nov 2025WILMINGTON, DEL. — “The Delaware Show represents the old guard as to how things ‘used’ to be’;...
24 Nov 2025An email sent by Dan Casavant to the general inbox at Antiques and The Arts Weekly posed the query of advertising...
24 Nov 2025NEW YORK CITY — There is typically some sort of parity between the scope of the artifacts and the historical...
24 Nov 2025NEW YORK CITY — Howard L. Rehs, president of Rehs Galleries, Inc., and one of the most respected authorities...
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