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29 Mar 2011A colorful and elaborately decorated Tiffany chocolate pot was among the top lots at Cottone Auctions†fine...
29 Mar 2011⁗ell, the parking lot is full,†commented exhibitor Harold Cole with an optimistic glint in his eye as the doors...
29 Mar 2011The Philadelphia Sketch Club has just published the two-volume set, Domestic and Wild: Peter...
29 Mar 2011As opening night antiques and art lovers embraced the appearance of Avenue Show Antiques &...
22 Mar 2011Winterthur presents ⁐aint, Pattern & People: Furniture of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 1725‱850,†from...
22 Mar 2011It was like the olden days at Northeast Auctions March 5 and 6 when bidders crowded the Treadwell...
22 Mar 2011Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is the exclusive venue for the first retrospective...
22 Mar 2011It is rare when the acquisition of a single collection of artworks transforms an established...
22 Mar 2011Now in its 42nd year, the Guilford Antiques Show continues to please. Smart and snappy in appearance,...
22 Mar 2011Freeman realized more than $4.7 million in its spring fine and decorative Asian arts auction on Saturday,...
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