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10 Jul 2018There was only one documented ship voyage for Eli Bangs Jr, and that was aboard the Helen Mar of New Bedford...
10 Jul 2018SAN FRANCISCO – In 1848 – a year of political revolution across Europe – seven young...
10 Jul 2018TAOS, N.M. – Storied names: Sharp, Couse, Blumenschein, Dunton, Phillips, Berninghaus. They founded...
10 Jul 2018Since becoming head of the department for Sotheby’s Chinese Works of Art in New York in 2015, Angela...
10 Jul 2018It was a good week to be a consignor of Asian antiques, as this Across The Block features a number of jade,...
10 Jul 2018By Walt Borton SANTA FE – A new venue in a new city can be risky business for an established antiques...
10 Jul 2018By Walt Borton SANTA FE – The Cody Old West Auction, founded 29 years ago in Wyoming by Brian Lebel,...
10 Jul 2018Review and Photos by Rick Russack WELLS, MAINE – Weather forecasts had not been encouraging all week....
10 Jul 2018Review and Photos by Rick Russack NEWBURY, MASS. – When a dowry chest missing both its lid and its drawer...
10 Jul 2018Review and Photos by Rick Russack HAMPTON, N.H. – The third and final part of the Michael Dingman...
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