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20 Feb 2024BUFORD, GA. — An antique Anglo-American Abolitionist Society large trade sign more than doubled its high...
20 Feb 2024MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — Across two days, Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates presented items from the collection...
20 Feb 2024DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Joe Kindig Jr, his son, Joe Kindig III and granddaughter, Jenifer Kindig, were...
20 Feb 2024YORK, PENN. — Like clockwork, Melvin Arion put on the 182nd Original Semi-Annual York Antiques Show,...
20 Feb 2024You would be hard pressed to find anyone on the New England antiques show circuit who does not know of or has not heard...
20 Feb 2024LONDON — Art outlasts empire. If — and when, that is — art survives empire. It can’t be more...
19 Feb 2024BEVERLY, MASS. — “Portrait of George Dallas of St Martins” (1634-1701), an oil on canvas depicting...
19 Feb 2024WOODBURY, CONN. — On February 14, Schwenke Auctioneers presented a single-owner auction of property...
19 Feb 2024GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — On February 16, New Hampshire Auctions and Appraisals conducted its “Mid Winter...
19 Feb 2024SARASOTA, FLA. — Brian Hollifield and Freedom Auction Company hosted nearly 950 lots in a Circus Memorabilia...
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