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28 Oct 2025BRANFORD, CONN. — Seemingly, Fred Giampietro has, for some time, been the antiques dealer’s auctioneer...
28 Oct 2025GREENWICH, CONN. — The Bruce Museum’s annual Outdoor Arts Festival celebrated its 44th edition on October...
28 Oct 2025DEERFIELD, N.H. — The weekend of October 11-12 saw a population surge of more than 18,000 people in Deerfield,...
28 Oct 2025KILLINGWORTH, CONN. — As fall finally descends on New England, the plethora of summertime outdoor events...
28 Oct 2025This past July, Morphy Auctions announced Kim Martindale as its chief event consultant. Martindale, a 50-year...
28 Oct 2025WEST CHESTER, PENN. — Skip Chalfant has, to borrow shamelessly from Henry David Thoreau, “traveled...
27 Oct 2025WOLCOTTVILLE, IND. — Between October 15 and 25, Michael Strawser conducted six sales, in which a staggering...
27 Oct 2025CANAAN, N.Y. — Ralph Fontaine’s Heritage Auctions celebrated its business anniversary with a 534-lot...
27 Oct 2025NEW YORK CITY — On October 23, Bonhams’ books and manuscripts department auctioned 236 lots in its Americana,...
27 Oct 2025DALLAS — In an Early Twentieth Century Design sale that realized an excess of $1 million on October...
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