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17 Nov 2025PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Tom Christopher’s collection, described by Derin Bray as being “the largest...
17 Nov 2025MILFORD, CONN. — Shannon’s fourth and final sale of the calendar year — its fall Fine Art Auction...
17 Nov 2025ONLINE — Following an exceptional in-person sale in July that set multiple world records for artists...
17 Nov 2025On October 9, the Westerly Museum of American Impressionism (WMAI) opened its doors to the public for the first...
17 Nov 2025WASHINGTON, DC & FREDERICK, MD. — Long ago and not so very far away, Elmer Mumshower set about celebrating...
17 Nov 2025WHIPPLE, OHIO — Meander Auctions celebrated the season with its Fall Antiques and Art Auction, conducted...
17 Nov 2025EASTON, MD. — Two days and 678 lots made up Guyette & Deeter’s Decoys and Sporting Art Auction, conducted...
17 Nov 2025DALLAS — The November 12 auction of Fine Silver & Objects of Vertu, conducted by Heritage Auctions,...
17 Nov 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — On November 15, Kaminski Auctions offered 565 lots of fine art, period antiques and other...
17 Nov 2025PHILADELPHIA — Freeman’s American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts auction presented more than 300 lots...
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