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11 Sep 2023STURBRIDGE, MASS. — David Straight presented nearly 450 lots of material in his September 9 Summer...
11 Sep 2023COPAKE, N.Y. — Among the partial contents of Sugar Maple Stallion Farm in Poughquag, N.Y., a pair of large...
11 Sep 2023PITTSBURGH, PENN. — Heraldic knights created by master sculptor Richard Courtenay galloped across the block...
11 Sep 2023PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Far exceeding the presale estimate, a set of four framed Chinese painted porcelain...
11 Sep 2023PALM BEACH, FLA. — On September 9, the Auction Gallery of Palm Beaches’ September Discovery Auction...
11 Sep 2023CHEVY CHASE, MD. — Sloans & Kenyon’s Auction of Fine Estate Jewelry, Coins and Silver took place...
11 Sep 2023DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY — The Fine Art & Antiques | Jewelery auction at Hargesheimer Art Auctions Düsseldorf...
05 Sep 2023HARTFORD, CONN. — It’s hard to believe but Papermania at the Hartford Civic Center (which in 2007...
05 Sep 2023HARMONY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — “It’s already been one of our best years,” said Warren County Antiques...
05 Sep 2023SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Scottsdale Art Auction conducted its first annual online auction on August 26, offering...
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