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Ohio Antique Auction Realizes $1.64 Million in Ohio Valley Session

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 1
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An auction held by Amelia Jeffers in Columbus, Ohio, concluded a three-day sale that drew 1,123 lots and realized $1.64 million. The Ohio Valley session, which concentrated on antiques from states bordering the Ohio River, featured a paint-decorated Ohio stepback cupboard from Jackson Township, Mahoning County. This cupboard sold for $76,875, which includes the buyer’s premium.

From maineantiquedigest.com

Why it matters

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The event reflects high-value transactions within the antiques and material culture market. The sale of the specific cupboard, which originated in Jackson Township, Mahoning County, highlights the market value of regional historical artifacts.

From maineantiquedigest.com

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  • Mahoning CountySpeculative

    The local antique market in Mahoning County might see increased demand for regional historical items.

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