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13 Nov 2012Americana dealer Debbie Spiecker, 64, died on November 5 after a 13-year battle with breast cancer. Debbie...
13 Nov 2012A sculpture by Inuit artist Joe Talirunili was the highlight of Waddingtons†Fall Inuit Art Auction...
13 Nov 2012More than 200 precious objects made under the direction of Karl Fabergé provide a glimpse into...
13 Nov 2012Large oil painting by Hugo Pedersen titled “Last Snow,†36 by 43½ inches. New York State Police,...
13 Nov 2012It was a busy Sunday, October 28, at Skinner when 782 lots were offered for sale, including two well-known...
13 Nov 2012It is sort of like asking the manager of an antiques show, ⁈ow did the dealers do at your last...
13 Nov 2012A new exhibition, ‱934: A New Deal for Artists,†at the New York State Museum showcases paintings...
13 Nov 2012Both dealers and show patrons may have had one eye on the exits at the Morristown Armory the weekend...
13 Nov 2012A reconfigured and revitalized Boston tradition, the Ellis Boston Antiques Show swept into town...
13 Nov 2012There might be no place like home, but for Judy Garland blue gingham dress from The Wizard of Oz, there...
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