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28 Jun 2005OMAA is spotlighting an influential art colony July 1-October 15.
28 Jun 2005The exhibition "Hudson River School Artists: Lake George, Lake Champlain, and the Adirondacks," is on view...
28 Jun 2005BIRMINGHAM, ALA. - The Bareiss family of Greenwich, Conn., is placing its collection of African art on long-term...
28 Jun 2005An antiques dealer for the past 40 years, Larry participated in numerous shows, including Jim Burk's...
28 Jun 2005Robert Armacost of Armacost Antiques Shows has managed the show for more than 20 years.
28 Jun 2005A temperature of 96 degrees did not deter crowds from attending the June 11-12 show.
28 Jun 2005Bidders from across the United States and around the world participated in the sale of the Crocco Soda...
28 Jun 2005A dusty barn find turned out to be a rare preening Black Duck decoy attributed to Gus Wilson; it sold...
28 Jun 2005A free-blown candlestick in bubbly pale yellow green glass sold to the phone for $20,900.
28 Jun 2005Rare presidential collectibles, baseball cards and bats contribute to soaring bids for sports and Americana.
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