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December 11, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack ROCKLAND, MASS. – On December 2, Willis Henry’s sale offered everything from Rodin bronzes to Fritz Vogt drawings. He included a selection of painted...
December 11, 2018In the fall of 2017, James Russell joined the Nantucket Historical Association (NHA) as its new Gosnell executive director. Russell came to NHA from the New Bedford Whaling Museum, where he had served...
December 11, 2018If someone offered to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge, chances are very good that you wouldn’t take them seriously. But what if someone offered to sell you a piece of the Eiffel Tower? That’s...
December 11, 2018Photos by Tom O’Hara ATLANTA, GA.- Scott Antiques Market nearly every month fills its two huge buildings with about 2,500 exhibitors offering antiques from around the world to fill the home –...
December 11, 2018Review and Photos by W. A. Demers OLD GREENWICH, CONN. – The Latin word “antiquarius,” pertaining to antiquity – and all those who love antiques – was surely appropriated...
December 11, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack PLAINFIELD, N.H. – Once again, it was standing room only at William “Bill” Smith’s Thanksgiving Weekend auction on November 24. It was a frigid...
December 11, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Greg Smith LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. – There is an archetype in storytelling. A normal, everyday character transcends the common world – the place you and I and everyone...
December 4, 2018Hudson River Museum Welcomes Holiday Season With Gilded Age Splendor YONKERS, N.Y. — This season, the six period rooms of Glenview, the museum’s Gilded Age home on the National Register of Historic...-
December 4, 2018NEW YORK (AP) — American sculptor Robert Morris, one of the founders of the minimalist movement that emerged in the 1960s, has died. He was 87. The Castelli Gallery, which is currently exhibiting his work,...
December 4, 2018On October 29, the government of China published a notice that it was reopening domestic trade in rhino horn and tiger bones. In its notice, it stated that “rhino horns and tiger bones” must be used...
December 4, 2018VANCOUVER, WA – On November 24, Vancouver Police Department responded to a residential burglary where a male suspect entered the victim’s residence and took two antique American Samplers with...
December 4, 2018By Karla Klein Albertson NEW YORK CITY – Armenia stands at the crossroads of archaeological, ecclesiastical and political history, but many might fail to quickly locate it on the world map. The small...
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