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23 Apr 2024Metals were a dominant media in auctions this week. An industrial steel cabinet offered at Public Sale...
23 Apr 2024SARASOTA, FLA. — On April 14, Helmuth Stone Gallery conducted its Fine Arts & Antiques Auction, which...
23 Apr 2024ROCKVILLE, MD. — Offering more than 340 lots of fine art, furniture, decorative art and jewelry, Weschler’s...
23 Apr 2024PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — Theodore “Ted” Wiederseim and staff put together a diverse auction featuring...
23 Apr 2024PITTSFIELD, MASS. — On April 13, Fontaine’s Auction Gallery conducted an auction of American and European...
23 Apr 2024PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Following on the heels of its inaugural sale on September 24, 2023, when Bray & Co. offered...
23 Apr 2024COVENTRY, CONN. — Just east of Hartford, Conn., is a hidden gem of the state’s vintage and antiques...
23 Apr 2024LAS VEGAS — As predicted, the sale’s top lot in Morphy’s April 11-13 coin-op and antique advertising...
23 Apr 2024SPARKS, MD. — If anyone had any questions about the strength of the market for stoneware and redware,...
23 Apr 2024MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. — Auctions sometimes provide surprises. Sometimes big surprises, which are some...
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