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15 Jan 2013Cherubic and solemn faces of Nineteenth Century children by artist William Matthew Prior catch...
15 Jan 2013Spotty, the beloved toy fox terrier who was a fixture in the shop of David A. Schorsch and Eileen...
15 Jan 2013A Willard L. Metcalf oil on canvas painting was reported as having gone missing December 1 from Woodstock,...
15 Jan 2013After being rescheduled from November due to Superstorm Sandy to December 15 and 16; Millea...
15 Jan 2013Throughout 2013, the Hyde Collection is celebrating its 50th year as a public museum with a diverse...
15 Jan 2013A new exhibition at the Frick Collection, ⁐recision and Splendor: Clocks and Watches at The Frick...
15 Jan 2013Bonhams reported a stellar result for its gems, minerals and lapidary works of art and ⁔he...
15 Jan 2013The New Year Antiques Show at Birchwood Manor January 5‶ offered a variety of fine antiques...
15 Jan 2013By: Gallery Editor, Carol Sims Conner Rosenkranz Celebrates 30 Years-...
15 Jan 2013ROGERS, CONN. — Auctioneer James Edmond (“Smiling Jim”) Gaudreau, born September 17, 1937,...
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