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04 Apr 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. - Nearly a year and a half after Eldred's conducted its first "Women In The Arts"...
04 Apr 2023WOODBURY, CONN. - A pair of large, Continental antique, near life-size depictions of Archangels St Raphael...
04 Apr 2023PHILADELPHIA - When the Philadelphia Show previews on April 27, its attractions will include a special...
04 Apr 2023Margaret Cross is the designer and creator of Love and Loss, a collection of fine modern mourning, memento...
04 Apr 2023LONDON - Going to London sometime this year? Planning to take in a show? First stop should be a show...
04 Apr 2023UNITED KINGDOM – Thanks to some digging by the trade publication Antiques Trade Gazette, which submitted...
04 Apr 2023DALLAS — It was a big birthday for the Batman at Heritage Auctions Thursday during the first session...
04 Apr 2023PITTSFIELD, MASS. — E. Howard & Co regulators are among the most desirable among American clocks, and the company...
04 Apr 2023SPARKS, MD. — Approximately 400 lots were offered in Crocker Farm’s Spring 2023 American Stoneware...
04 Apr 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — Amero Auctions opened the season with its Spring 2023 Spectacular auction on March...
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