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08 Mar 2011While the vast majority of the country bundled up in an attempt to fend off the lingering cold...
08 Mar 2011Archie Andrews may not be a super hero, but on February 24′5 the carrot-topped cartoon figure set a super...
08 Mar 2011The gifted eye and unerring taste of one woman alone is responsible for an unsurpassed collection...
08 Mar 2011The Dallas Museum of Art recently inaugurated ⁇ustav Stickley and the American Arts & Crafts...
08 Mar 2011One buyer single-handedly made the day for Crocker Farm March 5 stoneware and redware auction with...
08 Mar 2011The Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum will present ⁃olor Moves: Art and Fashion...
08 Mar 2011Cabin Fever Antiques Show with 30 dealers was a bright spot on a sea of cold, white powder for the one-day...
01 Mar 2011Pablo Picasso, the most powerful, innovative and influential artist of the Twentieth Century,...
01 Mar 2011Mark Richard Reinfurt died peacefully February 4, 2011, while asleep at his home. The longtime antiques...
01 Mar 2011After a highly successful auction that tallied more than $2 million, auctioneer James Julia is confident...
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