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24 Mar 2020CAMDEN, S.C. – About 80 percent of the lots sold online at Wooten & Wooten Auctioneers’...
24 Mar 2020CRANSTON, R.I. – Vibrant paintings by prominent Indian artists piqued the interest of bidders at Bruneau...
24 Mar 2020YORK, PENN. – Hake’s first pop culture memorabilia auction of the new decade scored a solid...
24 Mar 2020By Greg Smith On Wednesday, March 11, the United States began to take seriously the COVID-19 outbreak...
24 Mar 2020By Greg Smith HARTFORD, CONN. – Speaking from the Hartford Armory on Friday March 20, Connecticut...
24 Mar 2020NEW YORK CITY – Two exhibitors at the New York Antiquarian Book Fair have tested positive for COVID-19...
24 Mar 2020In 2012, Howard Zar turned a multifaceted career – up to that point as corporate and financial...
24 Mar 2020As the country celebrates the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which granted all women...
24 Mar 2020To Our Community, We regret to inform you that we must suspend the print edition of Antiques and The Arts...
24 Mar 2020COPAKE, N.Y. – Taking pride of place at Copake Auctions on Saturday, March 21, was a bronze of two lions...
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