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Article Archives
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22 Jul 2008Intrigue, passion and broken promises are excitements not normally associated with the serenity of the Shaker...
22 Jul 2008Theriault May 31 antique doll auction here was titled ⁁ Fine Pretending Tea, †a phrase from...
22 Jul 2008Police are chasing the dragon Nineteenth Century figural weathervane, that is †which was reported...
22 Jul 2008An installation of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts†recent acquisition, Jacob Lawrence...
22 Jul 2008The Olympia Fair, a landmark event on the London art and antiques calendar for 35 years, exemplified...
22 Jul 2008The Morse Museum has begun design development on a new wing in which to exhibit most of its holdings...
22 Jul 2008Showcasing the work of six young North Carolina studio craft artists, ⁐ossibilities: Rising Stars...
22 Jul 2008The May 26 Memorial Day Antiques Fair at Lasdon Park and Arboretum opened with a long line of eager customers...
22 Jul 2008On June 8, Samuel T. Freeman & Co. held its biannual sale of fine and antique jewelry and watches...
22 Jul 2008Miles down a narrow country road with naught but acres of fields and farms as far as the eye can see,...
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