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16 Jul 2019Review and Photos by Rick Russack WELLS, MAINE – Luck was on the side of Liz and John DeSimone...
16 Jul 2019In an era when many art history students prefer to study modern and contemporary art, those that study...
16 Jul 2019Now that Ted and Judy Harmon are back in the mix, the triumvirate of sporting sales is upon us again...
16 Jul 2019Magic is in the air this week as three complete sets of significant, early Magic: The Gathering (MTG)...
16 Jul 2019By Kristin Nord WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – On the cusp of the American Revolution, Williamsburg was the capital...
15 Jul 2019MARSHFIELD, MASS. — A Sister’s sewing cabinet made of cherry with its original red/brown varnish...
15 Jul 2019KNOXVILLE, TENN. — Case Antiques’ top lot at its July 13 auction was “Miss Amy,” a William...
12 Jul 2019YORK, PENN. — Late Thursday evening, July 11, as Hake’s two-day online auction ended in 20 minute...
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10 Jul 2019PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — This summer, the Warner House presents a European stoneware exhibition, “From...
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