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05 Aug 2008A small and select Martin Johnson Heade painting that had first been appraised by Robert Eldred during...
05 Aug 2008The second annual East Hampton Antiques Show, July 12‱3 boasted full tents, and, according to the historical...
05 Aug 2008Drivers whizzing by on the New York State Thruway in central New York are familiar with the iconic Beech-Nut...
05 Aug 2008Longtime antiques show promoter James Robert ⁊im†Burk, Sr, 78, died August 3, after a brief stay...
05 Aug 2008A rare Wave Crest egg crate mold hinged box sold for $9,460 at the recent sale of the Brinkman collection...
05 Aug 2008On a recent quiet morning, two persons broke into the Walpole Unitarian Church on Main Street and stole...
05 Aug 2008For the first time since 1923, works from the Smithsonian Freer Gallery of Art American collection...
05 Aug 2008Antiques Week in New Hampshire got off to a scorching start on August 1, with Northeast Auction annual...
05 Aug 2008The Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum will present ⁈ouse Proud: Nineteenth Century...
05 Aug 2008As part of its ongoing transformation, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has unveiled its newly...
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