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11 Sep 2012Bill Moggridge, director of the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum since 2010, died...
11 Sep 2012Amid the rolling hills and meandering fields here, Madison Bouckville Antiques Week spread out to 15 fields,...
11 Sep 2012Managing New York's largest antiques show, Tom Tarry of The Results Group deemed the firm's second...
11 Sep 2012⁓ession one, paintings, proved to be the softest part of our sale, with Americana doing well and finishing...
11 Sep 2012A selection of major works from the William S. Paley Collection at The Museum of Modern Art in New York...
11 Sep 2012After the sale of the Hartford Connecticut Expo Center in September 2011, Barn Star Productions...
04 Sep 2012The fairgrounds of this small inland village filled again for the 31st consecutive year on the second...
04 Sep 2012⁓hipwreck! Winslow Homer and ⁔he Life Line”†will be on view at the Philadelphia Museum...
04 Sep 2012The East Coast best-known ephemera and collectibles show, Papermania Plus, marked its 62nd...
04 Sep 2012Bidders came prepared to buy and buy they did at Northeast Auctions†marine and China Trade...
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