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16 Jul 2024VALATIE, N.Y. — Old Kinderhook Auction Company conducted its two-day Bored on the 4th of July auction...
16 Jul 2024KNOXVILLE, TENN. — “It was a very energetic sale, with more than 6,000 registered bidders from more...
16 Jul 2024WELLS, MAINE — Moments after the Wells Antiques Show opened on June 30, John DeSimone, Goosefare Antiques...
16 Jul 2024RIDGEFIELD, CONN. — Show promoter Sue Brown Gordon has been trying for some time to get affluent Ridgefield...
15 Jul 2024The last time Antiques and The Arts Weekly interviewed Kayla Carlsen it was early in 2018 and she had been...
15 Jul 2024NEW BRITAIN, CONN. — Diversity is one of the most overused buzzwords in the last few years, but in the case...
15 Jul 2024WILLISTON, VT. — Leading Merrill’s Auctioneers & Appraisers’ July 12 Twentieth Century Modern Design...
15 Jul 2024MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — The top lot of the day at the Benefit Shop Foundation’s July 10 Red Carpet auction...
15 Jul 2024DALLAS — A notable highlight from Heritage’s July 12-13 Summer Sports Card Catalog Auction was a Honus...
15 Jul 2024HINGHAM, MASS. — The Copley Fine Arts sale on July 11 and 12 included a wide selection of decoys, decorative...
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