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26 Jul 2022By Justin W. Thomas NEWBURYPORT, MASS. – There has been a lot of speculation through the years...
26 Jul 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Nadeau’s Auction Gallery WINDSOR, CONN. – Summer fine...
26 Jul 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Roland NY GLEN COVE, N.Y. – There was something for everyone...
26 Jul 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Kaminski Auctions BEVERLY, MASS. – “I’m...
26 Jul 2022Reviews and Photos by Z.G. Burnett STURBRIDGE, MASS. – After seven years of skipping the July Brimfield...
26 Jul 2022George W. McDaniel, PhD, president of organizational strategy firm McDaniel Consulting, for more than...
26 Jul 2022By Kristin Nord COTUIT, MASS. – The Cahoon Museum of American Art is brilliantly adorned with scrimshaw...
26 Jul 2022TRUMBULL, CONN. — Block’s Marble Auction, the longest running marble auction, conducted its 1,133rd...
26 Jul 2022BERWICK, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA — On July 23, Crowther & Brayley conducted an onsite live auction...
26 Jul 2022DETROIT, MICH. — Estimated just $300/500, Jane Poupelet’s (French, 1874-1932) bronze “Rabbit Crouching,”...
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