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17 Jun 2024For a great antiques-world success story, one need look no further than Ohio auctioneer Amelia Jeffers,...
17 Jun 2024PHILADELPHIA — “Collectors of antiques are likely to think of clocks as furniture rather than as timekeepers.
17 Jun 2024WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — The star attraction of Milestone Auctions’ June 15 sale was an all-original Studebaker...
17 Jun 2024BEVERLY, MASS. — On the first day of Kaminski’s June estates auction, June 15-16, an oil on canvas...
17 Jun 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Eldred’s Auction Gallery conducted a two-session Fine & Decorative Arts auction...
17 Jun 2024BOSTON — Of the 260 lots offered at Grogan & Company’s June 12 Fine Rugs & Textiles auction, a circa...
17 Jun 2024DETROIT — “Profil Au Fond Noir” by Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) led DuMouchelles’ two-day...
17 Jun 2024SARASOTA, FLA. — Featuring an important American art collection, the June 16 Fine Art & Antique Auction...
17 Jun 2024HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Leland Little Auctions’ June 12 Fine Art auction of 102 lots was followed on June...
17 Jun 2024DENVER, PENN. — Between June 11 and 12, Morphy Auctions offered 1,050 lots in its Fine & Decorative...
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