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17 Mar 2020HUDSON, N.Y. – Nearly 1,000 lots from the collection of designer Mario Buatta crossed the block...
17 Mar 2020NEW YORK CITY – American history from the Sixteenth to Twentieth Centuries was featured in Swann...
17 Mar 2020DALLAS – Multiple collectors pursued a specimen of crystallized gold from Pontes e Lacerda, Mato...
17 Mar 2020The Philadelphia Show and the Spring Round Top Antiques Fair are the latest shows to cancel amid the shutdowns...
17 Mar 2020Review and Photos by W.A. Demers NEW YORK CITY – For the 11th year, the Original Manhattan Vintage...
17 Mar 2020Review and Photos by W.A. Demers NEW YORK CITY – It is the direct antithesis of a duct-taped banana...
17 Mar 2020Review and Onsite Photos by Greg Smith, Additional Photos Courtesy Morphy Auctions DENVER, PENN. –...
11 Mar 2020The antiques will survive. They’ve been around for 100 years or more. Antiques show promoters are not as sanguine...
11 Mar 2020By W.A. Demers, Senior Editor HARTFORD, CONN. — A public hearing regarding a proposed ivory bill for Connecticut,...
11 Mar 2020By Greg Smith BEDFORD, PENN.— On February 21, auction platform AuctionZip rolled out a redesigned search...
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