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23 Oct 2012Marburger Farm Antiques Show was again filled October 2‶ with more than 300 exhibiting dealers...
23 Oct 2012Opening on Friday evening for a unique dinner preview party, October 5, the 48th annual Ludlow...
23 Oct 2012It was all about paintings at the September 30 auction at Grogan & Company. The highlight...
23 Oct 2012The Wolfsonian⁆lorida International University (FIU) is presenting ⁍aterial and Meaning:...
23 Oct 2012Barn finds and flea market treasures made for interesting fare during the most recent evening...
23 Oct 2012Capo Auction Fine Art and Antiques recently enjoyed its highest grossing auction to date September...
23 Oct 2012The University of Richmond Museums has mounted two new exhibitions on view through December 9 at the Joel...
23 Oct 2012Briggs Auction, Inc kicked off the autumn auction season with an estate antique and decorative...
23 Oct 2012Paintings with a local flavor led the way on October 15 at Bonhams†92 percent-sold, single-owner...
23 Oct 2012Gone are the days when the Indian and his horse regally roamed the American plains, where for centuries...
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