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07 Jun 2011Albert M. Sack, the prominent author, lecturer and antiques dealer, died on May 29. He was 96. In a career...
07 Jun 2011⁗hat did you think of the show this year?†A question posed to many of the exhibiting dealers...
07 Jun 2011The Woodstock Artists Association & Museum presents ⁐eggy Bacon: Cats and Caricatures†from...
07 Jun 2011A piece of once-lost Cincinnati history comes home when ⁉n Company with Angels: Seven Tiffany...
07 Jun 2011Stolen on June 4 was a large amount of silver, including a large service of Tiffany Japanese pattern...
07 Jun 2011On May 28, a bronze signed Raphael Lagneau Dpres by Gorham was reported stolen from the Garage Antiques...
07 Jun 2011An Eighteenth Century carved bamboo brush pot brought a record $539,500 at Skinner Auction Galleries†June...
07 Jun 2011On view until August 28 at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art is a selection of paintings that have...
07 Jun 2011Collectors rode the money train at Morphy on May 7, snapping up gold, silver and paper rarities...
07 Jun 2011The Heritage Antiques Show, May 21 and 22, was curiously successful, according to several dealers...
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