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21 May 2024SUDBURY, MASS. — On May 5, Tremont Auctions held its Single-Owner Collection of Fine Arts auction....
21 May 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — Fred Giampietro, the dealer turned auctioneer behind New England Auctions, is best...
21 May 2024DELAWARE, OHIO — The 40-year collection of an unidentified Ohio couple was the focus du jour at Amelia...
21 May 2024AMESBURY, MASS. — The May 11 sale at John McInnis Auctioneers’ Amesbury gallery was not their typical...
21 May 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — Santa Fe Art Auctions periodically presents its Art of the West sales, devoted to showcasing...
21 May 2024ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Brunk Auctions had two back-to-back days of sales with their British & Continental...
21 May 2024ELLINGTON, CONN. — There are three essentials for a successful outdoor antiques show: good weather,...
21 May 2024NEW BEDFORD, MASS. — With the opening of the Nautical Antiques Show on Friday, May 10, the Antique...
21 May 2024When Antiques and The Arts Weekly received a press release headlined “Weinblatt Ceases Exhibiting at Shows,”...
21 May 2024NANTUCKETT, MASS. — Best known for his role as the designer of the original Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade...
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