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23 Mar 2010Spurred by the lure of the unknown and the potential of unforeseen treasures, convinced that it was America...
23 Mar 2010In days of old, Stella Show Mgmt Co. Pier Antiques Show at the Passenger Ship Terminals boasted three...
23 Mar 2010Unheralded but high-quality objects pleased bidders who made for a full house at Skinner March 7 Americana...
23 Mar 2010On view April 17′0, the Philadelphia Antiques Show featured loan exhibit, ⁁ Call to Arms: Chinese...
23 Mar 2010A singular selection of Indian ritual bronze and metal sculptures will be on view in ⁆aces of Devotion:...
23 Mar 2010It came from outer space, and when it landed in southeastern Pennsylvania last month, Masudaya multiaction...
23 Mar 2010Over 60 years ago, Nash Buckingham revered Fox XE/HE Special built by Burt Becker was lost but recently...
23 Mar 2010The Art Fund recently announced that the Foundling Museum has acquired a rare embroidered sampler made...
16 Mar 2010Think of Chinese porcelain and the name of Ralph M. Chait Galleries immediately comes to mind. The gallery...
16 Mar 2010New York State has more than 300 brick and mortar auction houses and until now, these businesses have...
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