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31 Oct 2023Scholarship on American folk art and traditional Americana lacked a dedicated platform after the Fall...
31 Oct 2023STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET, U.K. — On October 17, Sworders presented nearly 400 lots of Modern and Contemporary...
31 Oct 2023VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. — Blue Box Gallery opened up a treasure trove for antiques enthusiasts on October...
31 Oct 2023SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard’s October 17-18 auction was led by a Peter Gordon (1697-1740) Map of Savannah,...
31 Oct 2023DOUGLASS, KAN. — It was art glass, Wave Crest and more when Woody Auction assembled 363 lots to be offered...
31 Oct 2023SUDBURY, MASS. — On October 22, Tremont Auctions presented more than 550 snuff bottles from the collection...
31 Oct 2023SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — October 21 proved to be a day of contrasts for Turner Auctions & Appraisals,...
31 Oct 2023COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction conducted its 31st annual bicycle auction on Saturday, October 21. Father...
31 Oct 2023LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — In previous years, David Rago has offered Art Nouveau and Art Deco glass and lighting...
31 Oct 2023ONLINE — Returning for its fourth year, the 49th annual Fall Fox Valley Antiques Show, an online-only...
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