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31 Jul 2007⁓tone Cold Folk,†an exhibition presented by David Wheatcroft Antiques, is anything but stone cold,...
31 Jul 2007The Frist Center for the Visual Arts will open ⁌ife Pleasures: The Ashcan Artists†Brush with Leisure,...
31 Jul 2007Just shy of seven weeks after the June 6 fire that destroyed its Bellingham, Mass., gallery, the Coyle...
31 Jul 2007Stella Show Mgmt Co. produced Antiques & Design in the Hamptons, June 22′4, the show for the New York...
31 Jul 2007Record prices paid at auction were established during an action-packed and well-attended sporting sale...
31 Jul 2007What has promoter Barry M. Cohen (b4rTime, Inc) been doing since the location of his successful Navy...
31 Jul 2007They were among the biggest ever seen or heard †some might even call them whoppers †and they were...
31 Jul 2007As has become the orm,†and as witnessed once again July 10‱4, the summer session of Brimfield...
30 Jul 2007On Wednesday, July 25, after watching a Boston Red Sox game with his friend and client Jerry Conway,...
30 Jul 2007It is an event that only takes place one Saturday †every other year †yet it has earned a reputation...
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