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31 Jan 2013MERION STATION, PENN. — Joseph Freedman, an ephemera enthusiast well respected for his knowledge andom()...
29 Jan 2013The Woodstock Artists Association and Museum will present the ⁅mbracing the New: Modernism...
29 Jan 2013⁉t sure made a difference and gave the show a whole new look, and a great one, †said Arie...
29 Jan 2013Choice consignments of furniture and needlework propelled Sotheby Americana Week sales to nearly...
29 Jan 2013Scott Antiques Market at its first show of the year, January 10‱3, was overflowing with antiques...
29 Jan 2013Allison Kohler has a loyal cadre of jewelry dealers eager to do her antiques shows, so it was a no-brainer...
29 Jan 2013Scott Cook shares remembrances of his mother, Rita Cook of Jackson, Miss., who died December...
29 Jan 2013A selection of 291 objects of furniture, folk art, paintings and decorative arts was sold by Keno Auctions...
29 Jan 2013Arthur Henry Howard Heming (1870‱940) paintings and illustrations symbolize Canada. At the height...
29 Jan 2013Housed in a magnificent Seventeenth Century Dutch palace in The Hague, the Royal Picture Gallery...
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