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Article Archives
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08 May 2012Blame it onr, more accurately, credit it to †Saddam Hussein. In 1994, when US ambassador...
08 May 2012Westchester Glass Club 36th annual Collectors Glass Show and Sale featured a sparkling assortment...
08 May 2012For collectors who want to buy and sell in privacy, Van Tassel Baumann hosts an annual Collectors...
08 May 2012Items that were reported to have been stolen from an antiques dealer space at a group shop...
08 May 2012Over the past six weeks, nearly ten businesses on Main Street have been broken into and robbed....
08 May 2012Auction history was made at Sotheby on May 2 when Edvard Munch iconic masterpiece ⁔he...
08 May 2012Every since Pook & Pook announced the sale of the personal collection of Mr and Mrs James...
08 May 2012When a big antiques show changes venues, as the Philadelphia Antiques Show has done two times,...
08 May 2012Robert I. Ballinger III, 68, died after a lengthy battle with cancer on April 30. He was as vibrant and colorful...
08 May 2012Marvin Eliot, 81, of Windsor, Conn., a well-known and respected antiques dealer specializing...
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