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17 Jun 2025NANTUCKET, MASS. — Those who are lucky enough to visit Nantucket this coming summer can look forward...
16 Jun 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — A painting of the AM Lawrence and Campagna by Antonio Jacobsen (1850-1921) that...
16 Jun 2025ROCKVILLE, MD. — On June 6, Weschler’s conducted its Gallery Auction, which offered 241 lots of fine...
16 Jun 2025ATLANTA — June 4 and 5 brought two auctions to Ahlers & Ogletree: Modern & Contemporary Art & Design...
16 Jun 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — European art and antiques were the catch of the day at Eldred’s on June 5, with...
16 Jun 2025DALLAS — An Olmec mask from Mexico’s Gulf Coast, circa 1200-500 BCE, that the actress Merle Oberon...
16 Jun 2025WARREN, MAINE — Vintage Accents conducted its June’s Midcoast Affordable Auction on June 11, offering...
16 Jun 2025DENVER, PENN. — Luxury watches, Tiffany lamps, American art and rare Amphora pottery were just some...
16 Jun 2025HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — A 15-gallon ovoid jar with a flared rim and four lug handles made by Daniel Seagle...
16 Jun 2025HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — On June 11, Leland Little conducted its 104-lot online-only Fine Art Auction,...
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