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05 Aug 2025WINTERTHUR, DEL. — An iron trivet, a ceramic pitcher, a lantern. These are items one might find in an attic...
04 Aug 2025NANTUCKET, MASS. — Rafael Osona Auctions started off the month of August with its two-day Americana,...
04 Aug 2025YORK, PENN. — Spanning July 29-30, Hake’s Auctions closed out the month with over 1,500 lots of various...
04 Aug 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Nye & Company’s July 30-31 Chic & Antique auction comprised 794 lots of decorative...
04 Aug 2025MONROVIA, CALIF. — Custom made for the Vanderbilt family, this pair of large-scale Tiffany & Company...
29 Jul 2025LOUISVILLE, KY — Shelly Zegart passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her loving family, on July...
29 Jul 2025Fur and feathers were a repeated theme in recent auctions, the latter demonstrated in full form in two decoys...
29 Jul 2025WILTON, CONN. — This year’s Fourth of July celebrations were a reminder that the nation’s semiquincentennial...
29 Jul 2025REHOBOTH, MASS. — Summer at Americana Auctions was in full swing on July 20, when the firm conducted...
29 Jul 2025PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — In only his third auction dedicated solely to Tattoo, Circus, Sideshow & Curiosities,...
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