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05 May 2025WASHINGTON, DC — When discussing the Old Masters, most conjure rich images of portraiture, religious...
05 May 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Nye & Company closed out the month of April with its Hunt, Heritage & Home: Property...
05 May 2025CANAAN, N.Y. — Ralph Fontaine’s Heritage Auctions conducted a 487-lot Super Spring Multi-Estate Auction,...
05 May 2025AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis sold the Pat Hatch collection of more than 400 cloth dolls in a single-owner...
05 May 2025ASTORIA, N.Y. — Auctions at Showplace brought in May flowers with its Important Fine Art and Design...
05 May 2025MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. — Gold coins and a rare mechanical bank from the Richard “Dick” Withington...
05 May 2025THOMASTON, MAINE — More than 500 lots of Japanese woodblock prints, rare netsuke, inro and okimono,...
29 Apr 2025Collectibles such as stamps, coins, comic books and sports memorabilia proved to make an impression with...
29 Apr 2025BAILEY ISLAND, MAINE — James Albert Glazer passed away on April 23, 2025, at his home on Bailey Island,...
29 Apr 2025COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction kicked off Easter weekend celebrations with two sales: April 18th’s...
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