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Article Archives
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16 Aug 2011The show, said to be the longest-running antiques show in New Jersey, again lived up to expectation,...
09 Aug 2011⁉t the same old story; some of the dealers did very well, others did not have good shows,†Greg...
09 Aug 2011A rare carved and inlaid whale ivory and whalebone walking stick, circa 1830, became the top lot of an action-packed...
09 Aug 2011A feast for the eye for all who love the homespun beauty of quilts can be seen at seven local...
09 Aug 2011The sea has been a source of fascination and the subject of inspired artwork for many years in the United...
09 Aug 2011⁔o Capture the Sun: Gold of Ancient Panama†explores the Gilcrease Museum holdings of pre-Columbian...
09 Aug 2011⁉t came in with a pile of junk in the trunk of a car,†said auctioneer Josh Eldred prior to Eldred...
09 Aug 2011This small New England village center hosted 40 antiques dealers brought together by Linda Turner...
09 Aug 2011⁒ising from the Sea: The Art of Jay Hall Connaway†will be on view at the Arkell Museum August...
09 Aug 2011On June 27, Aguttes Auction House and European Evaluators conducted a successful sale of Impressionist,...
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