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28 Nov 2023WILMINGTON, DEL. — The Delaware Antiques Show, which was presented November 10-12 by Winterthur Museum,...
28 Nov 2023John Smiroldo, chief executive officer and owner of Incollect magazine (formally Antiques & Fine Art magazine)...
28 Nov 2023NEW YORK CITY — The newest exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) trains a bright light...
27 Nov 2023BEVERLY, MASS. — Frank Kaminski’s annual Thanksgiving Auction took place November 25-26, offering...
27 Nov 2023DALLAS — Don Heck, to be more specific, the co-creator of Iron Man who set an auction record during...
21 Nov 2023NEW YORK CITY — It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our beloved Stephen Lefkowitz...
21 Nov 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — John H. Morris Jr of Santa Fe, N.M., the creator and first managing director of The Fillmore...
21 Nov 2023Functional objects – rather than those that might be characterized as decorative – were top sellers...
21 Nov 2023DALLAS — The works offered in Heritage Auction’s sale of Ethnographic Art highlight a visual history...
21 Nov 2023HANOVER, MASS. — About 80 percent of the 156-lots of Fire Memorabilia offered by Eldred’s on November...
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