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30 Mar 2010Donal Markey, an influential dealer and collector of antique mechanical and still banks and cast iron...
30 Mar 2010Dr Edmund P. ( ⁔ed Pillsbury died March 25 at the age of 66 from an apparent heart attack. He died...
30 Mar 2010Sauce boat shown here is similar to stolen sterling silver sauce boat. The Millis Police Department is investigating...
30 Mar 2010The exhibition ⁎ew York Trilogy †is on view at the American Folk Art Museum Lincoln Square branch...
30 Mar 2010Celebrating its 30th year, the Ephemera Society of America conducted its annual Conference and Paper...
30 Mar 2010George Washington did not leep †here. Rather, a pristine portrait of America first president...
30 Mar 2010The 37th Connecticut Spring Antiques Show proved once again that it is the singular popular showcase...
30 Mar 2010At Christie on March 25, Yu Zhiding ⁈appiness through Chan Practice: Portrait of Wang Shizhen, †a...
30 Mar 2010Bakelite, the grandfather of all synthetic plastics, began inspiring designers more than 100 years ago....
30 Mar 2010Alice Neel called herself collector of souls, †an accurate description of one of this country...
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