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31 May 2011The granddaddy of outdoor antiques and collectibles markets, Brimfield, entered its 52nd year...
24 May 2011A mere 86 years to the day after …⁴he embattled farmers stood; and fired the shot heard ound...
24 May 2011The excitement was palpable before the start of the May 2 auction at Winter Associates, Inc....
24 May 2011Don⁴ look now, but the Wayside Inn Antiques Show is making antiquing fun again. Staged most...
24 May 2011Sotheby auction of Russian art on April 12 brought $16,089,390 in total, in excess of the presale...
24 May 2011In the first half of the Twentieth Century a small group of American Modernists chose to summer...
24 May 2011Francis J. Mikalonis Jr, 64, of West Granby, formerly of Windsor Locks, Conn., beloved husband...
24 May 2011From June 11 to July 31, the Cape Cod Museum of Art will feature companion exhibitions: ⁃ollages...
17 May 2011Russian Art Week captured collectors†attention in the Big Apple in mid-April, with sales at Christie...
17 May 2011It has been in western New York for more than a half century, but a rare Chinese moon flask that...
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