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04 Oct 2011This year USArtists was not a barn burner, but organizers of the September 23′5 show, a leading...
04 Oct 2011George III silver pastry/fish server by John Shekelton, London, 1807, heavy gauge silver; in the Fiddle...
04 Oct 2011In an all-too-familiar MO, thieves made off with an antique weathervane, stealing it from the cupola...
04 Oct 2011Neal Auction September 10‱1 estates auction achieved $2.1 million and featured property...
04 Oct 2011We are saddened by the loss of our dear friend Phil Hacking, who passed away on August 26. Leighton Galleries†relationship...
04 Oct 2011Doyle New York auctioned the personal collection of famed New York City restaurateur Elaine Kaufman...
04 Oct 2011The works of Frank Cardozo Nicholas (1922′003), who spent his last 30 years living and painting...
04 Oct 2011⁉t a great fall day for an antiques show,†Colette Donovan, antiques dealer from Merrimacport,...
04 Oct 2011There was finally a touch of fall in the air when the Autumn Hartford Antiques Show got underway...
27 Sep 2011Jane Katcher, a retired physician who lives in Florida, collected for nearly three decades before...
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