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21 Aug 2007For the past decade and a half, Michael Gould and his wife, Marilyn, manager of the Wilton, Conn., antiques...
21 Aug 2007Manhattan icon Sotheby's has filed papers with the US Securities and Exchange Commission accusing its landlord,...
21 Aug 2007As the sun began to set over the island of Nantucket on the evening of Thursday, August 2, one of the largest...
21 Aug 2007The line began forming outside of the Cape Cod Dealers†antiques show more than an hour prior to opening...
21 Aug 2007Thirty-five antiques dealers from as far away as Florida and Michigan joined dealers from throughout...
21 Aug 2007One of the prettiest shows around, which began only last summer, returned this year July 28 and 29 to the lush...
21 Aug 2007Barridoff Galleries hosted a sale of fine American and European art at the Holiday Inn by the Bay on August...
21 Aug 2007Devin Moisan Auctioneers' recent auction featured a diverse selection of American and Continental furniture,...
21 Aug 2007Absentee bidders were anything but absent as Noel Barrett Auctions raked in $1,235,000 at its June 16‱7...
21 Aug 2007Yeshiva University Museum presents an exhibition of textiles by Ita Aber, ⁉ta B⁉ta †Ita in Her Time,†on...
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