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20 Sep 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Bertoia Auctions VINELAND, N.J. – Its cataloging characterized...
20 Sep 2022HUDSON, N.Y. - "It was a great sale for great things!" Colin Stair said to Antiques and The Arts Weekly...
20 Sep 2022BRIMFIELD, MASS - After hot temperatures and less summer rain than usual, a safe bet would have been...
20 Sep 2022Severity of design was tempered with calming simplicity in the past few weeks’ top lots. Jennifer Lee’s...
20 Sep 2022Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy John McInnis Auctions AMESBURY,...
20 Sep 2022Review by Marty Steiner, Photos Courtesy Preston Opportunities MACON, GA. – It was plenty hot in Macon...
20 Sep 2022FREEHOLD, N.Y. — Carlsen’s anniversary auction on September 18 featured period, American, English,...
20 Sep 2022WEST BARNSTABLE, MASS. — It’s not surprising that Ted Harmon’s Decoys Unlimited auction on September...
20 Sep 2022Review and Photos by Z.G. Burnett SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. – Anticipation was high at Southbridge’s...
20 Sep 2022CRANSTON, R.I. — Bruneau & Co Auctioneers auctioned 225 lots from the first part of the Andy Yanchus...
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