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05 Sep 2023WOODBURY, CONN. — On August 22, Schwenke Auctioneers offered more than 500 lots from several estates...
05 Sep 2023The summer rode out this week at auction with flair to spare. A beaded Cree saddle charged alongside...
05 Sep 2023DOVER, N.H. — Paul McInnis hosted the online auction of the Estate of Ted Valpey Jr on August 21, offering...
05 Sep 2023BEVERLY, MASS. & PALM BEACH, FLA. — The two-day August Estates Auction hosted by Kaminski on August...
05 Sep 2023CAMDEN, S.C. — Even though Jeremy Wooten can dispatch about 90 lots an hour, it still took him several...
05 Sep 2023BENTONVILLE, ARK. — Photography is the point where artistry intersects with the highest level of technical...
05 Sep 2023Susannah Carson is a self-taught artist with a background in classical literature as an academic, editor,...
01 Sep 2023DANIA BEACH, FLA. — On August 29, Akiba Galleries conducted a 700-lot auction from the Addison Mizner-designed...
01 Sep 2023MYERSTOWN, PENN. — A single-owner holiday collection yielded sweet surprises on August 29 as Kleinfelter’s...
01 Sep 2023FAIRFIELD, MAINE — On August 29, a Webb cameo glass vase sold for $31,200 at Nick Poulin and Jim Julia’s...
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