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15 Aug 2023GUILFORD, CONN. — Lotus International Auctions’ July 30 online-only “Hot Summer Online” auction...
15 Aug 2023PRINCETON, N.J. — Working for more than 20 years as a dealer, appraiser and historian, Dana Balsamo...
15 Aug 2023BUFORD, GA. — August 5 was Day 1 of a two-day sale conducted by Slotin Folk Art and featured 463 lots...
15 Aug 2023SUDBURY, MASS. — Tremont Auctions delivered a diverse offering of more than 600 lots from local estates...
15 Aug 2023NANTUCKET, MASS. — During the first weekend of August, Rafael Osona Auctions hosted an Americana, Fine...
15 Aug 2023PITTSBURGH, PENN. — Rarely do exhibitions bring their central theme as vividly to life as the current...
14 Aug 2023CRANSTON, R.I. — “To break the box or not?!? That’s for the lucky bidder to decide,” mused Bruneau...
14 Aug 2023DENNIS, MASS. — On August 10 and 11, Eldred’s conducted a two-session Marine Sale offering about...
14 Aug 2023TIMONIUM, MD. — Of course, right?! On the week that the Greta Gerwig-directed Barbie movie earned more...
14 Aug 2023PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Guyette and Deeter’s August 8-9 sale was built around three major collections;...
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