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29 Apr 2025DETROIT — In a two-day auction, April 17-18, DuMouchelles offered nearly 660 lots of luxury watches,...
29 Apr 2025WINCHESTER, VA. — On April 19, Early American History Auctions (EAHA) conducted a 218-lot sale of rare...
29 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — Approximately 400 lots of American fine art, furniture and decorative art were in focus...
29 Apr 2025BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — Augusta Auctions hosted the first round of deaccessioned textiles, antique garments...
28 Apr 2025SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — The team at Scottsdale Art Auction (SAA), led by co-partners Brad Richardson and Michael...
28 Apr 2025WHEELING, W.VA. — Oglebay Institute’s 68th Annual Antiques Show and Sale took place April 4-6 at Oglebay...
28 Apr 2025In late January, Pook & Pook announced that Beth Pook, the auction house’s longtime gallery exhibition...
28 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — I never thought of amnesia as an essential component of architecture, but it actually...
28 Apr 2025LOMBARD, ILL. — Guyette & Deeter’s April 24-25 sale included the first part of the decoy collection...
28 Apr 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ April 17 Sophisticated Palate auction presented fine and decorative arts...
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