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15 Nov 2022CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - Carl Nordblom and partner Karin Philips used the words "extremely eclectic" in their...
15 Nov 2022WETHERSFIELD, CONN. - The Wethersfield Antiques Show took place during the weekend of November 5 and 6, with...
15 Nov 2022PLAINFIELD, N.H. - Estimated just $200/400, a colorful wood carving street scene of Key West, Fla., sold...
15 Nov 2022NEW YORK CITY - Swann Galleries assembled a sale of Old Master through Modern prints from several private...
15 Nov 2022BOSTON - In a slight departure from the format of recent sales, Grogan & Company used two days for its November...
15 Nov 2022NEW YORK CITY - Collectors of American furniture, silver, decorative arts, paintings and prints found...
15 Nov 2022DENVER, COLO. - On November 1, Western and contemporary Native American art came to auction at Hindman,...
15 Nov 2022Ellen G.K. Rubin, also known as "the Pop Up Lady," has been collecting pop-up and moveable books for more...
15 Nov 2022SUDBURY, MASS. — Tremont conducts a biannual offering of Asian arts and antiques, and its fall offering...
15 Nov 2022LITCHFIELD, CONN. — A signed Loetz green iridescent vase that was part of Litchfield Auctions’ November...
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