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15 Oct 2024Can we say auction highlights were “on point" this week? On the first of October, a pair of Midcentury...
15 Oct 2024BEACON, N.Y. — “As expected, this was a very good sale, and attendance and participation were excellent,”...
15 Oct 2024NEW YORK CITY — Marking the 400th anniversary of the founding of New York, Swann Auction Galleries...
15 Oct 2024WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONN. — Norman Heckler, Jr, presented a select group of 31 choice examples of glass...
15 Oct 2024DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — “What a fantastic sale! It almost reminded me of the 1980s! Almost…” raved...
15 Oct 2024LEBANON, CONN. — The weather was perfect for shopping as the sun finished rising in the Connecticut...
15 Oct 2024NEW MILFORD, CONN. — Now in its 48th season, The Elephant’s Trunk Flea Market, just off Route 7, got under...
15 Oct 2024SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — You know it’s Fall in Schoharie when the leaves change, residents on Routes 30 (River...
15 Oct 2024Readers who follow the Americana Hub and related Facebook websites will be familiar with — and possibly...
15 Oct 2024NEW YORK CITY — I had occasion to work on a major exhibition of Edward Curtis’s photographs from...
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