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23 Jun 2025After 29 years as Greenwich Historical Society’s executive director and CEO, Debra Mecky, PhD, announced...
03 Jun 2025DENVER, PENN. — On December 9, 2024, Morphy Auctions conducted the first part of the sale of the Wayne...
02 Jun 2025NEW YORK CITY — New York City area art connoisseurs do not suffer from lack of choice in the first...
20 May 2025“Doge,” though it is derived from an acronym, is a big word these days, having to do with the slashing...
26 Feb 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — Kaminski Auctions’ three-day February Valentine’s Jewelry & Estates auction...
11 Feb 2025NEW YORK CITY — Americana has long been a dominant category sold at Freeman’s and Hindman, well before...
30 Oct 2024LONDON — “Do you have a fresh pack of red dots?” “Yes.” “Then follow me!” said the decorator....
03 Sep 2024It has been just 11 months since Derin Bray launched Bray & Co., Auctions with a 214-lot Tattoo, Circus,...
03 Sep 2024Barridoff’s summer 2024 International Fine Art Sale took place on the Barridoff lawn on August 17. The signature...
03 Sep 2024Despite the dreary drizzle taunting attendees as they lined up in front of the doors of Perkiomen Valley...
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