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10 Jun 2025School may be wrapping up around the US but collectibles with good grades got high marks — and prices...
10 Jun 2025PITTSFIELD, MASS. — On May 31, a highly curated auction at Fontaine’s Auction Gallery, billed as “Tiffany...
10 Jun 2025LOS ANGELES — Abell Auction bridged the gap between May and June with its Fine Art, Jewelry and Important...
10 Jun 2025NEW YORK CITY — Following its mid April auction of American paintings, furniture, decorative arts and silver,...
10 Jun 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — The day before William Smith Auctions’ May 28 sale, one had a pretty good idea...
10 Jun 2025WOLCOTTVILLE, IND. — Strawser Auction Group conducted a five-auction series spanning five days in the last...
10 Jun 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — There are some collections, resplendent with rare and important pieces carefully...
10 Jun 2025DEERFIELD, N.H. — Uncertain weather forecasts cannot deter a Brimfield crowd, even if it’s for the Northern...
10 Jun 2025RHINEBECK, N.Y. — There are two unofficial starts to the Northeast “antiquing” season: the Brimfield...
09 Jun 2025Organizations — from heritage and genealogical societies to civic and government bodies to museums...
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