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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...
13 Nov 2012The Courtauld Gallery holds one of the most important collections of drawings in Britain. Organized...
13 Nov 2012MaryLou Boone was an accidental collector. For years, she was immune to the collecting bug, but in her 50s,...
13 Nov 2012Last May world auction record for a Marklin paddle wheeler that was set by Bertoia has sailed away....
13 Nov 2012On October 28, A.B. Levy Worth Avenue jewelry, art and antiques auction featured a broad array...
13 Nov 2012Paul Smiths, N.Y.: New York State Police, Troop B, Ray Brook, are investigating a series of burglaries...
06 Nov 2012The combination of a couple of tables laden with good things to eat and drink and an extensive...
06 Nov 2012⁆ast Forward: Modern Moments 1913′013†at the High Museum of Art explores the development...
06 Nov 2012A trio of perhaps the rarest and most desirable American historical flasks known, all from the Jared...
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