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18 Mar 2025GLEN COVE, N.Y. — A rare and important pair of Sèvres palace urns painted by Moïse Jacobber took...
18 Mar 2025ALBEMARLE, N.C. — Longtime resident of Albemarle, N.C., Miss Nancy Jo Fox, author, artist, teacher...
18 Mar 2025Metals, precious or otherwise, panned top results from auctions nationwide this week, led by a gold nugget...
18 Mar 2025SUDBURY, MASS. — On March 2, Tremont Auctions’ Winter Estate Art & Antiques auction brought forth...
18 Mar 2025FREEPORT, MAINE — Casco Bay Auctions’ 2025 March Americana & Beyond auction was conducted on the 8th of the month.
18 Mar 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions dedicated a day to celebrate the decorative arts with its The Curated Home...
18 Mar 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — “I was happy to see lots of new bidder participation, either brand new this...
17 Mar 2025EPPING, N.H. — It took three days, February 28 through March 2, for Devin Moisan to sell the materials...
17 Mar 2025ONLINE — With an online antiques show, participants can find success without having to account for temperamental...
17 Mar 2025CHANTILLY, VA. — The weekend of March 1-2 saw excited patrons embark into the halls of the Dulles Expo...
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