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18 Oct 2011The Brooklyn Museum will present the first wide-ranging exploration of American art from the decade...
18 Oct 2011The Washington Connnecticut Antiques Show, a benefit for the Gunn Memorial Library & Museum,...
18 Oct 2011A mere month after the devastation of Tropical Storm Irene here, the 53rd annual Weston Antiques...
18 Oct 2011The second of the shows to open for Vermont Antiques Week is the Okemo Antiques Show, now in its 18th...
18 Oct 2011The last of the shows to open during Vermont Antiques Week, the 27th annual Antiques in Vermont...
18 Oct 2011The most informal of the shows during Vermont Antiques Week is the Ludlow Antiques Show, managed...
18 Oct 2011What happens when you squeeze 30 good Americana dealers and their wares into the tight confines...
18 Oct 2011A rare set of ceramic tiles made by the English firm Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Company...
18 Oct 2011Sotheby jewelry department set its fifth consecutive record sale result September 20, when...
18 Oct 2011⁌uminous Modernism: Scandinavian Art Comes to America, 1912,†an international loan exhibition...
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