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24 Mar 2009On February 22 and 24, Jeff Zimmerman presented a two-day, winter antiques auction that featured more...
24 Mar 2009Huey Lewis and the News told us back in the 1980s that the eart of rock †roll is in Cleveland. †He...
24 Mar 2009The galleries of the Onassis Cultural Center have been transformed into evocations of ancient Greek sanctuaries...
24 Mar 2009Jane Cieply, 73, of Lake Barrington, known for more than 35 years in the antiques and folk art world...
24 Mar 2009Paul Revere 1768 copperplate engraving of the British troops landing at Boston, the first such image...
24 Mar 2009A good-sized crowd ponied up to the Morristown Armory entrance Saturday morning, February 28, as buyers...
24 Mar 2009Even though French bronzes were among the glories of royal châteaux, they have received relatively little...
24 Mar 2009William Jenack auction on February 8 achieved strong prices on a variety of select items including...
24 Mar 2009The Textile Museum April 4 to September 6 exhibition, ⁃onstructed Color: Amish Quilts, †will...
24 Mar 2009A German-made clown car from 1909 brought a record $103,500 at Bertoia March 19′1 auction of the Donald...
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