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Article Archives
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10 May 2011It is safe to say that avid gardeners and collectors of antique garden furniture and other objects...
10 May 2011In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the New England Carousel Museum in Bristol, Conn.,...
10 May 2011Looking to green the market for traditional art and antiques, the Art and Antique Dealers League...
03 May 2011Questions concerning the future of The American Antiques Show, a major fundraiser for the American Folk...
03 May 2011A Rock Island Railroad reverse glass sign, made in 1890 by an employee of the firm who fashioned...
03 May 2011Thomas G. LeClair, 60, of Wethersfield and Old Saybrook, died unexpectedly at his home Saturday,...
03 May 2011The complex and rich history of courtly fashion of the late Middle Ages as seen in the manuscripts...
03 May 2011If you liken fine Asian porcelains to Shakespearean sonnets, each a masterpiece constructed within...
03 May 2011Frank Kaminski pulled out all the stops for his two-day sale of Asian art and antiques on April...
03 May 2011Now in its fourth year, AD 20/21 only gets better. Design of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries...
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