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29 Apr 2003Frank Lloyd Wright's leaded glass windows, or "light screens," as he called them, are dazzling...
29 Apr 2003Cementing its growing national reputation as an outstanding regional museum and the leading repository...
29 Apr 2003"It had a significant single-family history," stated auctioneer Kaja Veilleux prior to the sale....
29 Apr 2003As the first painting headed for the podium, several of the runners were extremely busy - not getting...
29 Apr 2003This was the second offering of Schaeffer's spatter ware collection at Pook's, with rock solid...
29 Apr 2003"As goes Wall Street, so goes Bedford," is a phrase one dealer overheard several times. The shared...
29 Apr 2003Pat's natural curiosity always led her to find the unusual and often the unique. Her expertise ranged...
29 Apr 2003The Cape Cod Antiques Dealers Association sadly reports the passing of Bob Burns, vice president and manager...
29 Apr 2003The antiques business in Woodbury lost a cornerstone last Wednesday, April 23, with the passing of Leslie...
29 Apr 2003The exhibition is organized to provide viewers with a behind-the-scenes look at the research methods...
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