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04 Nov 2025WESTPORT, MASS. — On October 18, White’s of Westport, Mass., welcomed the first Atlantic Coast Decoy...
04 Nov 2025ONLINE — While fields lined with tents of dealers or the perfectly neat aisles of booths at both indoor...
04 Nov 2025I really appreciated Charlie’s broad insights on museums. With several others, Charlie consulted for a museum...
04 Nov 2025For this week’s interview, Antiques and The Arts Weekly sat down with Jan Whitlock, who wore many hats...
04 Nov 2025SHEBOYGAN, WIS. — The night Sinatra died, my wife and I were living in a rapidly gentrifying Italian...
03 Nov 2025DALLAS — The gold Benrus wristwatch worn by President John F. Kennedy on the 1960 campaign trail sold...
03 Nov 2025SUDBURY, MASS. — The “star” of Tremont Auctions’ October 26 auction, according to co-owner Cameron...
03 Nov 2025CINCINNATI, OHIO — Spanning two days, October 23-24, Freeman’s | Hindman offered just shy of 400 lots...
03 Nov 2025WOLFEBORO, N.H. — A 1937 Rolls Royce 25/30 Touring Car was one of the major highlights of the online,...
03 Nov 2025WINDSOR, CONN. — October 25 saw just under 550 lots cross the block at Nadeau’s Auction Gallery’s...
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