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05 Dec 2017LONDON — “As a gilder in the frame department, I come in contact with gold on a daily basis,”...
05 Dec 2017In 1890, it was at New York’s Auburn Prison that the very first execution by electric chair was carried...
05 Dec 2017By Laura Beach NEWTOWN, CONN. — Antiques and The Arts Weekly is delighted to welcome Madelia Hickman...
05 Dec 2017TOWNSHEND, VT. – For many years, no antiques show boasting country Americana was complete without...
05 Dec 2017By Kathryn Black MIDDLEBORO, MASS. – With the passing of Helen White on November 27, the antiques...
05 Dec 2017By Greg Smith NEW JERSEY – Tony Annese welcomed me at the door to his home with a rosy smile, the same...
05 Dec 2017Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith NEW YORK CITY – “It is a truly festive occasion which...
05 Dec 2017By Kristin Nord HARTFORD, CONN. – When John Pierpont Morgan (1837-1913), the great financier, inherited...
05 Dec 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Thomaston Place Auction Galleries...
05 Dec 2017Review by Madelia Hickman Ring ASHEVILLE, N.C. – On November 9-11, Brunk Auctions auctioned more...
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