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16 Jun 2009⁉t was a success, but it wasn⁴, †Bob Goodrich said several days after the close of his York One-Day...
16 Jun 2009After a rather informal checking of watches, the doors to the Historic East Berlin Antiques Show opened...
16 Jun 2009Billed as an ⁁uction Spectacular †and ⁆urniture Buyer Dream, Carden Family Auction Services's...
16 Jun 2009Brookfield Auction Service officially launched its auction house with its first sale, May 30, at the Litchfield...
16 Jun 2009The elegance of the Brandywine River Museum and its picturesque setting was a fitting complement to the antiques...
16 Jun 2009⁔he Illustrious Guest, †1847, by Nineteenth Century artist, James Henry Beard, depicts legendary...
09 Jun 2009Few states have attracted more important artists per capita than New Mexico. Drawn by volatile history...
09 Jun 2009Cane collectors and dealers are a special breed, and they convene twice annually for the Eighteenth and Nineteenth...
09 Jun 2009The theft of works of art, antiques fossils, and collectibles was reported on May 7 from an estate in Gaineville,...
09 Jun 2009The spring season opener of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair ran Memorial Day weekend, May 23 and 24, bringing...
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