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07 Sep 2010Neither rain, nor snow, or in this case floods, can keep a good show down, especially the venerable...
07 Sep 2010The Madison-Bouckville Antiques Show, August 20′2, was filled with more than 700 exhibits and big crowds...
07 Sep 2010An unusual sort of glamour has appeared in the old New England mill town of Lowell, Mass., with...
07 Sep 2010East Expo Field Antiques Show scored a big success in selling small antiques for the week of August 17′2.
07 Sep 2010Thomas Gainsborough's portraits of notorious society women †widely considered among the greatest...
07 Sep 2010The centerpiece of Bodnar Auctions August 12 sale was just that †an imposing Nineteenth...
31 Aug 2010When the last emperor of China, Puyi, left the Forbidden City in 1924, the doors closed on a secluded...
31 Aug 2010The Foster-Lemmens Collection, 537 lots gathered together by three generations of antiquarians, was the last...
31 Aug 2010It is hard to imagine a better managed event than the Newport Antiques Show, which opened for its fourth...
31 Aug 2010El Greco monumental masterpiece ⁐entecost†will be installed September 9 at the Meadows Museum...
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