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01 Apr 2025DALLAS — Heritage Auctions took bidders on a journey through Japanese art history with its Masterpieces:...
01 Apr 2025ST LOUIS — The lifetime collection of Dorothy G. Ridder (Alton, Ill.) and select pieces from the collection...
01 Apr 2025HUDSON, N.Y. — Three days and 858 lots made up Stair Galleries’ single-owner sale of property from...
01 Apr 2025NEW YORK CITY — On March 20, Swann Galleries presented 403 lots of material related to American civil...
31 Mar 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Two comparatively small but significant and complimentary auctions took place at Brunk...
31 Mar 2025OLD GREENWICH, CONN. — Ephemera enthusiasts descended upon the Hyatt Regency Hotel for the 45th Ephemera...
31 Mar 2025There’s no such thing as a “typical” antiques dealer. They are as varied as the goods they handle...
31 Mar 2025PHILADELPHIA — The four corners of the globe, once only accessible by boat, have captivated people...
31 Mar 2025PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — Alan J. Gaines, 82, of Portsmouth, R.I., passed away on November 10, 2024. He was the husband...
31 Mar 2025NORTH SCITUATE, R.I. — Armand M. LaMontagne, 87, a North Scituate resident since 1965, passed away...
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