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23 Apr 2024PITTSFIELD, MASS. — On April 13, Fontaine’s Auction Gallery conducted an auction of American and European...
23 Apr 2024PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Following on the heels of its inaugural sale on September 24, 2023, when Bray & Co. offered...
23 Apr 2024COVENTRY, CONN. — Just east of Hartford, Conn., is a hidden gem of the state’s vintage and antiques...
23 Apr 2024LAS VEGAS — As predicted, the sale’s top lot in Morphy’s April 11-13 coin-op and antique advertising...
23 Apr 2024SPARKS, MD. — If anyone had any questions about the strength of the market for stoneware and redware,...
23 Apr 2024MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. — Auctions sometimes provide surprises. Sometimes big surprises, which are some...
23 Apr 2024NEW YORK CITY — April, in Manhattan, is a month of arrivals. As the city thaws, the daffodils return,...
23 Apr 2024SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — Presented by the Schoharie Colonial Heritage Association (SCHA), the 2024 Spring...
22 Apr 2024John Stuart Gordon, the Benjamin Attmore Hewitt curator of American decorative arts at the Yale University...
22 Apr 2024ROCHESTER, N.Y. — In 1944, composer Aaron Copland used that line, and others, in a ballet for choreographer...
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