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09 Apr 2024DANIELSON, CONN. — In 2023, attendance at the 29th Country Antiques in Connecticut’s Quiet Corner...
09 Apr 2024BROOKLYN, N.Y. — On March 16, Gregory Cerio, editor-in-chief and co-owner of The Magazine ANTIQUES,...
09 Apr 2024Is there a doctor in the house? Most assuredly, at least when it comes to paintings. Art conservator...
09 Apr 2024HONOLULU — This may be the perfect year to journey across the Pacific, where “Fashioning Aloha,”...
08 Apr 2024DALLAS — Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s the most valuable comic book in the world....
08 Apr 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Spring may be finally here but Eldred’s bidders loved a wintry sledding scene...
08 Apr 2024DALLAS — Leading Heritage Auctions’ April 5 historical manuscripts sale was A.R. Roessler’s Latest...
08 Apr 2024SPARKS, MD. — Ceramics scholar and dealer Rob Hunter, bidding on behalf of a client, snapped up the top-selling...
08 Apr 2024GLEN COVE, N.Y. — Mark Beard’s heroically portrayed “Boxer After the Fight" sold for $17,000 with...
01 Apr 2024CHEYENNE, WYO. — The 37th March in Montana sale on March 16 witnessed an extraordinary turnout and achieved...
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