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19 Sep 2023PLAINFIELD, N.H. — September 8 was in the middle of Brimfield week, perhaps an unexpected time for W.A....
19 Sep 2023BRIMFIELD, MASS. — The US Postal Service creed, which begins “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom...
19 Sep 2023A light in “our world” has gone out with the absence of Stephen Score. He was an icon in the folk...
19 Sep 2023Fine jewelry shone the brightest on the block this week, with diamonds topping three of our featured...
19 Sep 2023DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY — Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen conducted its 130th auction, Fine Art & Antiques|...
19 Sep 2023CHEVY CHASE, MD. — On September 7, Sloans & Kenyon conducted its Fine Estate Jewelry, Coins and Silver...
19 Sep 2023COPAKE, N.Y. — Among the partial contents of Sugar Maple Stallion Farm in Poughquag, N.Y., a pair of large...
19 Sep 2023PITTSBURGH, PENN. — Heraldic knights created by master sculptor Richard Courtenay galloped across the block...
19 Sep 2023Eileen M. Smiles is an American decorative arts specialist and dealer with David A. Schorsch - Eileen...
19 Sep 2023NEW YORK CITY — Expansion into the Western United States in the Nineteenth Century has been glamorized...
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