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11 Jun 2019Review and Photos by Greg Smith SOUTHBURY, CONN. – The Westchester Glass Club tried something new this...
11 Jun 2019When Captain James Cook (1728–1779) set off on his third and, unbeknownst to him, final journey, he was already...
11 Jun 2019By Kristin Nord DENVER – Light. It bathes us, nurtures us, sets our circadian rhythms. It is employed...
11 Jun 2019LAMBERTVILLE, N.J., CHICAGO, NEW YORK CITY — Two independent auction brands, Rago in Lambertville,...
11 Jun 2019Buy online and sell online. That’s the mantra of an evolving class of antiques dealers who are carving...
11 Jun 2019The adage “it takes money to make money” was seemingly proven in this week’s Across...
11 Jun 2019Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring CHADDS FORD, PENN. – In this business, it is often said...
11 Jun 2019GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — Jones & Horan’s June 2 auction totaled more than $1.7 million, but the news...
11 Jun 2019NEW YORK CITY — Lewis Evans’ General Map of the Middle British Colonies In America, circa 1755, was one of the most...
11 Jun 2019DALLAS — Nearly 30 collectors made bids for Hergé’s “The Adventures of Tintin Vol. 1: Tintin in the Land...
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