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11 Nov 2025NEW YORK CITY — From October 23-26, luxury accessories dazzled at the tenth annual New York City Jewelry...
11 Nov 2025POOLESVILLE, MD. — It takes time for an antiques show to plant roots and take off, but thanks to the dedication...
11 Nov 2025Harry Philbrick, the new executive director of the Newport Art Museum, is a native Rhode Islander with...
11 Nov 2025BOSTON — The title of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s new Winslow Homer exhibition comes from the novelist...
10 Nov 2025BUFORD, GA. — Just under 800 lots of “the best” in self-taught art, Outsider art, Southern folk...
10 Nov 2025PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Derin Bray launched two sessions of auctions on Sunday, November 9, with Tom Christopher’s...
10 Nov 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — The Signature Sale, conducted by Santa Fe Art Auction November 7-8, featured more...
10 Nov 2025MILFORD, CONN. — The leading lot in Shannon’s October 30 auction, a William Trost Richards (1833-1905)...
10 Nov 2025ONLINE —The 2025 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction Live Online Auction, conducted November 8 exclusively...
10 Nov 2025WILMINGTON, DEL. — The pinnacle of the American antiques trade is the Antiques Dealers’ Association...
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