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09 Mar 2010American and European paintings and prints proved to be strong performers at Skinner January 29 sale...
09 Mar 2010There is nothing in the realm of Americana quite like the Shakers, both in substance and in the ways...
09 Mar 2010When Theriault president Stuart Holbrook first visited the home of Vera Bryant to view her doll collection,...
09 Mar 2010A Nineteenth Century calendar clock, about 30 inches high with a reverse painting of an eagle below the dial...
09 Mar 2010J.C. Devine, Inc Auctioneers and Appraisers is sad to announce the death of its founder and chairman,...
09 Mar 2010Edna Earl Boyett Bowling, 91, died February 17, at the Arbor Nursing Facility in Ridgeland. She had been...
09 Mar 2010A rare, recently excavated ancient Roman dining set consisting of 20 silver objects †one of only three...
09 Mar 2010Opryland USA was again the home for 67 antiques dealers dealing primarily in early American furniture,...
09 Mar 2010Anyone wanting to immerse themselves in American history needed only attend the Guilford Antiques Show,...
09 Mar 2010The Brandywine River Museum offers a chance to return to childhood and to enchant children through an exhibition...
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