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05 Nov 2024PLAINFIELD, N.H. — On October 16, William Smith Auctions conducted its 440-lot Country Americana sale,...
05 Nov 2024ENKINTOWN, PENN. — Over the past several years, the auction market for antique period furniture — those...
05 Nov 2024CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — Once a year, CRN Auctions conducts its Annual Fall Auction, and this year it took...
05 Nov 2024CINCINNATI, OHIO — In a series of auctions spanning three days, Freeman’s | Hindman presented 760 lots...
05 Nov 2024HIGGANUM, CONN. — The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, which was founded in 1973 and which, for four...
05 Nov 2024NEW YORK CITY — Arie Leonard Kopelman, former president and chief operating office at Chanel, and,...
05 Nov 2024The Chazen Museum of Art at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Madison) recently announced the addition...
05 Nov 2024NEW YORK CITY — The Hispanic Society Museum & Library (HSM&L), the primary institution dedicated to the preservation,...
04 Nov 2024HATFIELD, MASS. — Kimballs Auction and Estate Services started off its November with its Antique Auction...
04 Nov 2024BERKELEY, CALIF. — Amazing Fantasy #15 featuring the first appearance of Spider-Man vaulted to $228,000,...
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