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10 Jul 2023THOMASTON, MAINE — Over a three-day period, July 7-9, Kaja Veilleux and Thomaston Place Auction Galleries...
03 Jul 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Pook & Pook’s Online-Only Decorative Arts auction was much like other sales...
03 Jul 2023NORWALK, CONN. — The inaugural Treasures in a Church Yard show opened at 9 am on an intermittently...
03 Jul 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — Fred Giampietro and New England Auctions kicked off two days of auctions June 21-22...
03 Jul 2023HISTORIC DEERFIELD, MASS. — Once a fall staple of the antiques show circuit in New England, the Antiques...
03 Jul 2023Fine art, folk art and decorative arts were the main categories of this week’s auction roundup. Two bucolic...
03 Jul 2023NEW YORK CITY — The weighty stones of Doyle’s Important Jewelry auction on June 22 reflected almost...
03 Jul 2023NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries’ spring maps and atlases, natural history and color plate books sale...
03 Jul 2023SAVANNAH, GA. — Everard Auctions conducted an eclectic online sale on June 20-21, seeded with material...
03 Jul 2023WELLS, MAINE — Goosefare’s outdoor show in Wells on June 25 is one of those shows that gets better...
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