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21 Jan 2025This week’s Across the Block column features colorful cabinets, birds of a feather and pretty portraits.
21 Jan 2025LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Clarke Auction Gallery kicked off the new year with its New Year Estate Auction,...
21 Jan 2025ASTORIA, N.Y. — Auctions at Showplace conducted its Important Fine Art & Objects Auction on January...
21 Jan 2025BRANFORD, CONN. — Auctioneer Fred Giampietro had a busy start to 2025, with New England Auctions conducting...
DC Antiques Event Goes Platinum! Washington Winter Show Preserves Future Of The Past In 70th Edition20 Jan 2025WASHINGTON, DC — Many readers may not remember where they were 70 years ago today. The Washington Winter...
20 Jan 2025Antiques and The Arts Weekly was alerted that Christie’s would be handling the iconic couture collection...
20 Jan 2025GREENWICH, CONN. — Blanche Lazzell is well known in her native West Virginia as well as on and around...
20 Jan 2025HANOVER, MASS. — Usually operating out of East Dennis, Mass., Eldred’s conducted its January 16-17...
20 Jan 2025WHIPPLE, OHIO — Meander Auctions’ Winter Antiques & Art Auction on January 18 was, according to Andrew...
20 Jan 2025BOSTON — On January 16, Grogan & Company conducted an auction comprising 204 lots of rugs and textiles...
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