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09 Mar 2010A rare, recently excavated ancient Roman dining set consisting of 20 silver objects †one of only three...
09 Mar 2010Opryland USA was again the home for 67 antiques dealers dealing primarily in early American furniture,...
09 Mar 2010Anyone wanting to immerse themselves in American history needed only attend the Guilford Antiques Show,...
09 Mar 2010The Brandywine River Museum offers a chance to return to childhood and to enchant children through an exhibition...
02 Mar 2010On February 20, three butter prints were reported stolen from an exhibitor booth at the Holliston...
02 Mar 2010When Art Nouveau swept the world in the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries, its first Canadian...
02 Mar 2010Estate-fresh merchandise wooed the capacity crowds during the first sale of the 2010 auction season at Thomaston...
02 Mar 2010Jenkins Management Tailgate Antiques Show filled three buildings at Tennessee Fairgrounds with antiques,...
02 Mar 2010The Speed Art Museum will present ⁔he Most Famous People in the World: Karsh 100,†on view from March...
02 Mar 2010Experiencing what management termed the ost successful preview in the event history,†the Seventh...
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