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09 Jan 2017ENCINITAS, CALIF. – Well-known antiques dealer Bob Cahn, originally of Carmel, N.Y., died at age 93 on August...
09 Jan 2017LONDON – The Victoria and Albert Museum has collaborated with the Bard Graduate Center, New York,...
09 Jan 2017By Rick Russack Today’s eBay is not, as the saying goes, your father’s eBay. Astute dealers...
09 Jan 2017HATFIELD, PENN. – Sandy L. Alderfer, chief executive officer (CEO) of Alderfer’s Auctioneers...
09 Jan 2017eBay has always been a refuge for dealers and collectors looking to find an estate-fresh bargain, but within...
09 Jan 2017In 1937, William Edmondson was the first African American artist to be given a one man show at the Museum...
09 Jan 2017RHEIN, GERMANY — Alexander Girard was one of the most influential American textile artists to emerge...
06 Jan 2017HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Due to a winter weather advisory in North Carolina this weekend, Leland Little...
06 Jan 2017FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. — The only known surviving intact experimental all-glass penny, manufactured...
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