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26 Apr 2011On March 12 and 13, Clars Auction Gallery hosted its monthly two-day sale of antiques, arts and furnishings....
26 Apr 2011Winterthur Museum recently acquired one of the earliest known American depictions of the Easter...
26 Apr 2011Few international discoveries in recent decades have stirred as much excitement as the unearthing...
26 Apr 2011A rare jade tankard inlaid with gold and studded with rubies and emeralds has been acquired by the Victoria...
26 Apr 2011On March 10, Swann Galleries conducted its most successful sale of printed and manuscript African...
26 Apr 2011Kathy Johnston again filled all three buildings for the Sterling McCall Antiques Showcase, March...
26 Apr 2011The smallest show in Round Top, Shelby Antiques Show at Harmonie Hall, was a stunning success...
26 Apr 2011Ralph Willard was again pleased with the reception given his show, American Antiques at Rifle...
26 Apr 2011Rick McConn, co-manager of Marburger Farm Antique Show, said of the March 29⁁pril 2, show,...
26 Apr 2011The collection of Eugene and Dorothy Elgin attracted serious buyers at Pook and Pook auction on April...
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