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03 Jul 2006Festive under ordinary circumstances, Wilton Outdoors!, the open-air market managed by Marilyn Gould,...
03 Jul 2006With more than 8,500 selected pieces, Hermann Historica OHG's 50th anniversary auction was one of its largest...
03 Jul 2006Charting the way as the top lot at the recent sale of Millea Bros., was a signed oil painting by Agathe...
03 Jul 2006Members of the Merritt family looked on, smiling, as one toy after another from the fabled archives of the Mary...
03 Jul 2006Paintings were the story at Kaminski Auctioneers' recent sale where William Bradford's "Arctic Sunset"...
03 Jul 2006Antiques in the Valley marched through its second year in grand style on June 16-17 with a gate 45 to 50 percent...
03 Jul 2006The first weekend of June is the opening of antiques show season in the Hamptons. Two shows across the street...
03 Jul 2006The Archives of American Art in Washington, D.C. presents the exhibition, "Artists in their Studios,"on...
03 Jul 2006Fifteen years strong, Jean Sinenberg's annual Hamptons Spring Garden, Antiques and Interior Design Show...
03 Jul 2006Amidst the few printed words in his recently published book, Americana dealer David Wheatcroft proclaims:...
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