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06 Jul 2021MARLBOROUGH, MASS — A single bottle of Old Ingledew Whiskey, bottled in the 1860s in La Grange, Ga.,...
06 Jul 2021From the soft, dreamy landscapes of William Slaughter and Ivan Rabuzin to the cold, hard metal in a Winchester...
06 Jul 2021In June 2020, Americana dealer Taylor Thistlethwaite announced that he had moved both home and gallery...
06 Jul 2021By Jessica Skwire Routhier CLEVELAND – Museums are at last opening back up, offering long-homebound...
06 Jul 2021ESSEX, MASS. — Summertime on the Cape conjures images of Ralph Cahoon’s (1910-1982) whimsical scenes...
06 Jul 2021DELRAY, FLA. — On June 29-30 Bill Hood and Sons sold the entire contents of a $27 million Jupiter Island...
06 Jul 2021LONDON — An Art Deco “Les Palmiers” lacquered wood, lacquered metal and gilded wood smoking room,...
06 Jul 2021Review by W.A. Demers PHILADELPHIA – A bright, crimson Salor Chuval carpet from Eighteenth Century...
06 Jul 2021Review and Photos by Rick Russack WELLS, MAINE – The Wells show is one of the staples of the circuit...
06 Jul 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring DALLAS – “Overall, it was an exciting sale,” Heritage...
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