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27 Jul 2010For the summer session, Brimfield was a good show with great antiques and good sales. Held from sunrise...
26 Jul 2010Few American artists had careers as influential and controversial as Andy Warhol (1928‱987). In the nearly...
20 Jul 2010The Connecticut State Police are investigating a burglary reported at Tillie’s Antiques on Main...
20 Jul 2010⁅legant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey †at the Orlando Museum of Art from August 13 to October...
20 Jul 2010Kestenbaum & Company saleroom was filled-to-capacity as clients witnessed a singularly important...
20 Jul 2010The Indianapolis Museum of Art has acquired a rare corner cabinet with scenes of Breton life, carved...
20 Jul 2010A colorful and well-preserved American hand carved cigar store Indian, which had been in a Washington,...
20 Jul 2010Franks Promotions filled its hall with exhibitors offering many styles and periods of antiques and home...
13 Jul 2010A wooden canteen from the War of 1812 has disappeared from the Forbush Memorial Library. The painted...
13 Jul 2010Art lovers have a rare and limited opportunity to view a scroll considered a seminal work in the history...
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