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05 Feb 2013Paul L. Fierberg, inveterate New Englander and lover of all things maritime, died on January...
05 Feb 2013John P. Richardson was an ardent historian, preservationist, environmentalist and collector...
05 Feb 2013The crowd that gathered in the Tiffany Room at the Park Avenue Armory on January 28 to remember Wendell...
05 Feb 2013The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present an exhibition of paintings, furniture and works...
05 Feb 2013The Metro Show made its sophomore appearance at Antiques Week with a very open and clean look,...
05 Feb 2013It was clear to auctioneer Jim Julia as he compiled the catalog for the February 1 session of Julia...
05 Feb 2013The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) is bringing one of Vincent van Gogh most famous paintings...
05 Feb 2013A Russian urn from the mid-Nineteenth Century attained $152,500 at Bonhams†fine American...
05 Feb 2013People have come to expect certain things from certain antiques shows, and Stella Show Mgmt...
05 Feb 2013DETROIT, MICH. — The Detroit Instiute of Arts (DIA) is bringing one of Vincent van Gogh’s...
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