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14 Nov 2023SPARKS, MD. — The finest example of an Alamance County, N.C., slip-decorated redware sugar jar Crocker...
14 Nov 2023DALLAS — On November 9, Heritage Auctions conducted its sale of Ethnographic Art, offering historically...
14 Nov 2023HUDSON, N.Y. — As one would expect, the November 8 sale of the collection of Niall Smith by Stair Auctions...
14 Nov 2023HUDSON, N.Y. — On November 9, Stair conducted its Fine Sale, offering both fine and decorative arts...
14 Nov 2023HANOVER, MASS. — More than 150 lots of firefighting collectibles and ephemera, most from the collection...
07 Nov 2023TRUMBULL, CONN. — Block’s Marble Auctions has been auctioning marbles since 1989. The firm’s 1,149th...
07 Nov 2023EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. — The historic Emmons Farm (Woodchuck Knoll) of Oneonta, N.Y. was for the first...
07 Nov 2023MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. — On October 27, Martin Scherer passed away in his house in Mount Vernon at the age of 92. He was born...
07 Nov 2023Decorative arts and home furnishings were among the most sought-after lots in this week’s Across The Block....
07 Nov 2023NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. — On October 28, Mid-Hudson Auction Galleries sent about 450 lots under the gavel,...
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