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22 Mar 2011Nearly 750 lots crossed the auction block over the weekend of February 18 during an impressive...
22 Mar 2011A dapper-looking Darien Antiques Show, the 44th annual, once again attracted a large and appreciative...
22 Mar 2011For some reason, dealers seemed relaxed and smiling more than usual during setup at the Cross...
22 Mar 2011A singular Jacobean miniature, a Thomas Hope settee, a large and pristine British watercolor...
15 Mar 2011Like a man in love, Brock Jobe was wildly smitten with a cache of previously unknown Portsmouth...
15 Mar 2011The Philbrook Museum of Art hosts ⁁merican Streamlined Design: The World of Tomorrow†through...
15 Mar 2011As a center of cosmopolitan culture and a symbol of modernity, Paris held a magnetic attraction...
15 Mar 2011David H. Wilson, 62, a restorer and English furniture specialist, died February 17, 2011, after...
15 Mar 2011The Old Salem Museums & Gardens is the foremost repository of pottery made by Moravians who settled...
15 Mar 2011The Friends of the Nantucket Historical Association succeeded in purchasing an oil on board painting...
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