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20 Aug 2024Time was of the essence this week! An antique Tiffany & Co., clock and two wristwatches made their marks...
20 Aug 2024BRANFORD, CONN. — New England Auctions’ August 15 Summer Discovery auction may have been stocked...
20 Aug 2024CANAAN, CONN. — Estates from Northwestern Connecticut provided the bounty of antique and vintage goods...
20 Aug 2024CANDIA, N.H. — Schmitt Horan & Co., known for its horological auctions, decided to do something different...
20 Aug 2024ESSEX, UK — On July 30, Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers conducted Out of the Ordinary, an almost 500-lot...
20 Aug 2024MYERSTOWN, PENN. — Kleinfelter’s Auction concluded its Online Summer Antique Extravaganza on August...
20 Aug 2024EAST WINDSOR, CONN. — Guaranteed to make you smile, Pedro Friedeberg’s (b 1936) carved hand chairs...
20 Aug 2024SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Cowboys, Native Americans and Western wildlife were the predominant subjects in Scottsdale...
19 Aug 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — For nautical art and scrimshaw collectors, Eldred’s August 8-9 auction was the place...
19 Aug 2024ORLEANS, MASS. — Mist rolled through the grassy front lawn of Nauset Middle School at the onset of the 54th...
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