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21 Jul 2025REHOBOTH, MASS. — Summer at Americana Auctions was in full swing on July 20, when the firm conducted...
21 Jul 2025DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — More than 500 lots of posters, paintings, prints, sculpture and more deaccessioned...
21 Jul 2025PEMBROKE, MASS. — While it was not the highest price realized in Copley Fine Art Auctions’ two-day...
21 Jul 2025PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — In his fifth-ever auction, Derin Bray of Bray & Co amassed more than 250 lots for an inaugural...
21 Jul 2025WILTON, CONN. — This year’s Fourth of July celebrations were a reminder that the nation’s semiquincentennial...
21 Jul 2025DALLAS — On July 16, the second day of Heritage Auctions’ blockbuster Entertainment auction sessions...
16 Jul 2025In our fast-moving world, it’s easy to overlook the physical objects that surround us. Yet the items...
15 Jul 2025GLEN COVE, N.Y. — Roland Auctions NY conducted its first auction of the summer season on June 28, with...
15 Jul 2025Games were a recurring theme at auctions this week, from a Super Nintendo console and games that realized...
15 Jul 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Summer evenings are a great time for antique and vintage car rallies, so the time...
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