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Article Archives
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14 Dec 2010The final sale of the 2010 auction season at Thomaston Place was conducted the weekend of November...
14 Dec 2010It seemed almost like old times as the Holiday Antiques Show brought record crowds, and the collective...
14 Dec 2010On December 10 at Sotheby, three remarkable treasures were sold for outstanding prices and two new auction...
14 Dec 2010Shelburne Museum has acquired a rare collection of firearms made in Vermont in the Eighteenth...
14 Dec 2010Peter Marzio, director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, dedicated his career to making the art of world...
14 Dec 2010Chester Lauria of Chester Antiques & Metal Restoration died November 12 after suffering a stroke...
14 Dec 2010A groundbreaking visual examination of how African artists expressed the dynamic interactions...
14 Dec 2010The Museum of the City of New York exhibition ⁇lorious Sky: Herbert Katzman New York,†the...
14 Dec 2010Buttons, buttons and even more buttons †a few thousand of them †were spread across the tables...
14 Dec 2010Fashion was the name of the game at Vivien Cord Vintage Clothing & Accessories, Textiles...
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