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12 Dec 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Nearly 1,450 lots crossed the podium at Brunk Auctions November 16-18, the first...
12 Dec 2023AMESBURY, MASS. — Dan Meader, gallery director at John McInnis Auctioneers, said that the single-owner...
12 Dec 2023VINELAND, N.J. — Jeanne Bertoia reported being thrilled to see so many excited bidders for the November...
12 Dec 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Ceramic shards (Rona Andrews) and a 9-foot-tall custom-made pond boat (Greg Hamilton)....
12 Dec 2023Antiques and The Arts Weekly has had its eye on Liam Evans — the son of Waynesboro, Va., dealers Christopher...
11 Dec 2023LONE JACK, MO. — On Sunday, December 10, Soülis Auctions offered nearly 200 Mid-Americana items, including...
11 Dec 2023DALLAS — Heritage Auction’s December 7 Fine European Art Auction saw 69 lots, including some uniquely...
11 Dec 2023NEW YORK CITY — Doyle New York’s two-day Doyle +Design auction, which took place December 6-7, presented...
11 Dec 2023BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — Augusta Auctions closed out the year on December 6 with its remote Holiday Vintage...
11 Dec 2023MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. — In their past few sales, White’s Auctions has been dispersing a collection...
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