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12 Oct 2010A massive Eighteenth⁎ineteenth Century giltwood console virtually screamed for attention with...
12 Oct 2010As American artists rebelled against the academic art and aristocratic portraiture that predominated...
12 Oct 2010If good things come in small packages, the 24th annual Washington Connecticut Antiques Show is a gem of a show.
12 Oct 2010Hidden deep within the Forbidden City in Beijing where few eyes ever beheld them, exquisite treasures...
12 Oct 2010White jade was most desirable at Eldred Asian arts auction August 26′8 and bidders could...
12 Oct 2010The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, in partnership with Historic Huguenot Street, will hold an opening...
12 Oct 2010Christie sale of important American furniture, folk art and prints, with property from the estate...
12 Oct 2010Saturday, September 25, was a beautiful fall day in New Hampshire, just the right kind of weather...
12 Oct 2010Just over 1,200 tickets were sold and 1,000 people showed up for the gala preview party on Wednesday...
12 Oct 2010Applebrook Auctions gathered a collection of folk art, carnival fare and Midcentury furnishings...
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