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01 Apr 2024PROVINCETOWN, MASS. — On March 16, James R. Bakker Antiques conducted its End of Winter Live Online...
01 Apr 2024WINDSOR, CONN. — On March 23, Nadeau's Auction Gallery presented its Designer Curated Warehouse Furnishings,...
01 Apr 2024Atypical lots saw interest from bidders and buyers this week. Guns were more prominent in this week’s...
01 Apr 2024NEW YORK CITY — For the past 15 years, art and culture enthusiasts have descended upon New York City...
01 Apr 2024GENESEO, N.Y. — On March 20, Cottone Auctions conducted a sale of 157 lots of fine art and antiques,...
01 Apr 2024YORK, PENN. — At Hake’s $2.5 million sale, there was a bumper crop of unique Pop culture rarities...
01 Apr 2024NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries’ March 21 auction of printed and manuscript African Americana was the firm’s...
01 Apr 2024LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Art Nouveau and Art Deco glass and lighting were front and center on March 21, when...
01 Apr 2024WESTMORELAND, N.H. — A multipronged enterprise, Flying Pig has three legs: a group shop, an auction...
01 Apr 2024GREENWICH, CONN. — The only thing brighter than the almost-spring sunshine outside of the Hyatt Regency...
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