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25 Sep 2023DUXBURY, MASS. — Willis Henry’s September 23 sale was advertised as “Eclectic,” and it was, with...
25 Sep 2023THOMASTON, MAINE — On September 22 and 23, Thomaston Place Auction Galleries hosted a two-day sale...
25 Sep 2023BEACON, N.Y. — Hudson Valley Auctioneers’ Spectacular Unreserved Fall auction on September 18 featured...
25 Sep 2023PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — On September 24, Derin Bray’s auction company, Bray Co., conducted its inaugural...
25 Sep 2023WHIPPLE, OHIO — Meander Auctions – formerly Ohio Company Antiques – inaugurated its new venue and company...
19 Sep 2023LOS ANGELES — David Campbell Killen, auctioneer and owner of David Killen Gallery in New York City,...
19 Sep 2023PALM BEACH, FLA. — On September 9, the Auction Gallery of Palm Beaches conducted its September Discovery...
19 Sep 2023STURBRIDGE, MASS. — David Straight closed out summer on September 9 by offering exactly 448 lots in his “Summer...
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...
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