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29 Mar 2011A recent tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Wing with its chairman of ten years,...
29 Mar 2011It is a sure sign of spring along with turning clocks ahead †the return of the Pier Antiques...
29 Mar 2011Boldly claiming cures for all manner of ailments, posters have long been a favorite form of advertising...
29 Mar 2011In the first major thematic exhibition devoted to the Twentieth Century American sculptor David...
29 Mar 2011Kestenbaum & Company Jubilee sale of Judaica conducted on February 24 was met with exuberance...
29 Mar 2011Crocker Farm achieved new heights at its March 5 stoneware and redware auction that saw two records...
29 Mar 2011A colorful and elaborately decorated Tiffany chocolate pot was among the top lots at Cottone Auctions†fine...
29 Mar 2011⁗ell, the parking lot is full,†commented exhibitor Harold Cole with an optimistic glint in his eye as the doors...
29 Mar 2011The Philadelphia Sketch Club has just published the two-volume set, Domestic and Wild: Peter...
29 Mar 2011As opening night antiques and art lovers embraced the appearance of Avenue Show Antiques &...
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