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30 Nov 2010The Smithsonian National Museum of American History recently acquired at auction a rare Eighteenth...
30 Nov 2010Twice each month from November through March, Cindy and Don Willis gather about 25 dealers to exhibit...
30 Nov 2010Jack Donigian nearly had a full house on November 14 for the 35th year of his Sunday morning...
30 Nov 2010⁔oday we celebrate one of the greatest cultural initiatives in the American arts ever,†Malcolm...
30 Nov 2010Rare US coins provided for steady, even stellar, prices at Heritage $9.42 million Coinfest...
23 Nov 2010It will be all hands on deck at the New Bedford Whaling Museum in New Bedford, Mass., come the weekend...
23 Nov 2010⁃ornucopia: Ceramics from Southern Japan†presents a wide array of ceramic forms, including...
23 Nov 2010Two shows in one was the new theme from Jenkins Management production at the Tennessee State...
23 Nov 2010Nan Gurley produced another meeting of her friends, about 40 exhibiting dealers and several hundred...
23 Nov 2010The Morristown Armory underwent its semiannual transformation into a dazzling showcase for antiques...
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