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15 Mar 2011Like a man in love, Brock Jobe was wildly smitten with a cache of previously unknown Portsmouth...
15 Mar 2011The Philbrook Museum of Art hosts ⁁merican Streamlined Design: The World of Tomorrow†through...
15 Mar 2011As a center of cosmopolitan culture and a symbol of modernity, Paris held a magnetic attraction...
15 Mar 2011David H. Wilson, 62, a restorer and English furniture specialist, died February 17, 2011, after...
15 Mar 2011The Old Salem Museums & Gardens is the foremost repository of pottery made by Moravians who settled...
15 Mar 2011The Friends of the Nantucket Historical Association succeeded in purchasing an oil on board painting...
15 Mar 2011Music Valley Antiques Show and Tailgate Antiques Show hit high notes for attendance and sales,...
15 Mar 2011A shimmering taxidermy deer and a gasp-inducing canvas depicting a tumulus of minuscule salary...
15 Mar 2011A noticeable vigor and an impressive crowd permeated the space at the Holliston Antiques Show...
15 Mar 2011The ballroom of the Marriott Hotel was standing room only on January 29, as bidders from across...
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