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09 Sep 2025VINELAND, N.J. — Automobilia from the collections of David Bausch of Allentown, Penn., and Steno Tonelli...
09 Sep 2025Nancy Whipple Grinnell, curator emerita at the Newport Art Museum, has most recently been using her professional...
09 Sep 2025NEW YORK CITY — When the American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) reopens on September 26, following a temporary...
08 Sep 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — A Nineteenth or Twentieth Century Italian pale blue- and white-painted bureau-cabinet...
08 Sep 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — William Smith Auctions’ 58th Annual Post Labor Day Auction was conducted on September...
08 Sep 2025WINDSOR, CONN. — September 6 saw 440 lots cross the block in Nadeau’s Auction Gallery’s Jewelry,...
02 Sep 2025Pop culture items continued to prove their merit at auctions nationwide this week, with a 1999 first...
02 Sep 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — “Santa Fe Art Auction’s Native Market sale was a tremendous success this year,...
02 Sep 2025POTSDAM, N.Y. — August 15 was a day for celebrating all things Adirondack, with Blanchard’s Auction...
02 Sep 2025DOWNINGTOWN, PENN — The team at Pook & Pook had its hands full August 20-21, offering about 1,650 lots...
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