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20 Dec 2011The beauty, rarity and provenance of the pearl known as ⁌a Peregrina†inspired a fierce bidding battle...
20 Dec 2011Bidders were well rewarded at a good old-fashioned country sale December 1 put together with...
20 Dec 2011It is not easy launching a new antiques show, especially in the current economic conditions....
20 Dec 2011At 15 years and now a fixture on the Boston calendar, the Boston International Fine Arts Show...
14 Dec 2011Two bronze statues weighing several hundred pounds each were stolen from the Riverside Cemetery,...
13 Dec 2011Holiday-themed exhibitions are plentiful, with this year standout displays presented at The Morgan...
13 Dec 2011Williamsburg has only one antiques show and that is the Holiday Antiques Show, created and managed...
13 Dec 2011It was the final sale of the 2011 season for auctioneer Kaja Veilleux and the crew at Thomaston...
13 Dec 2011The San Diego Museum of Art will hang its newest addition to the permanent collection, an Eighteenth...
13 Dec 2011Nan Gurley gathered together about 80 of her friends, all dealers, on November 27 to exhibit...
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