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14 Aug 2012(AP) †A dime made in 1873 sold for $1.6 million at auction.
14 Aug 2012Antiques dealer Paul J. DeCoste is home making a good recovery from a nearly ten-hour-long heart operation...
14 Aug 2012At a recent meeting, the National Gallery of Art Board of Trustees accepted a significant...
14 Aug 2012A trifecta of auctions had sporting art and decoy collectors heading to New England in July for sales...
14 Aug 2012An extremely rare example of the prized 1907 ultra high relief double eagle sold for $1,057,500...
14 Aug 2012For centuries, glassmakers have sought to exploit the diverse potentials of their material, especially...
14 Aug 2012Fine works from more than two dozen artists are featured in ⁐icturing Poe: Illustrations for Edgar...
14 Aug 2012The elegance of the meticulously landscaped Georgian mansion on more than 20 parklike acres complete...
07 Aug 2012There were prints, oils and watercolors of horses hanging everywhere, horses posed in both carved...
07 Aug 2012Long respected as a repository of first-rate American folk art, the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne,...
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