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05 May 2009A seemingly endless variety of glass was represented at the Westchester Glass Show April 18 and 19 from...
05 May 2009Retired undercover FBI Special Agent Robert K. Wittman, who was the senior investigator for the Art Crime...
05 May 2009What sort of gift is fit for a tsar? The Smithsonian Arthur M. Sackler Gallery offers some stunning...
05 May 2009Increased advertising and promotion helped boost the gate at Barn Star Productions' popular Philadelphia...
05 May 2009The quirks of a new venue seemed all but sorted out as the Philadelphia Antiques Show returned to the Navy...
05 May 2009Eclectic posters designed through the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s and early 1940s are on display...
05 May 2009An Adams-Carter Class III 1804 $1 coin sold for $2.3 million April 30, as part of Heritage Auction Galleries†Platinum...
05 May 2009Freeman ended its two-day American furniture, decorative and folk arts, American design and American...
05 May 2009⁐aintings From the Reign of Victoria: The Royal Holloway Collection, London †will be on view May 7 to July...
05 May 2009A rare lawyer occupational shaving mug was bid to an impressive $7,762 at Wayne Yoder April 16 sale...
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