Articles
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02 Jun 2009A hunting license once issued to Hall of Famer and former Red Sox baseball player Ted Williams was reported...
02 Jun 2009A bronze disc sculpture, titled ⁁rt Nouveau Dream, †was reported stolen on May 20 from in front...
02 Jun 2009Shannon Fine Art Auctioneers saw a selective crowd of buyers for its April 30 paintings auction....
02 Jun 2009The strength of the high-end baseball card and memorabilia market was confirmed at Robert Edward Auctions†record-setting...
02 Jun 2009The sumptuous grandeur of France Second Empire is celebrated as Nassau County Museum of Art presents...
02 Jun 2009The formula for an appealing antiques show presentation at Nan Gurley Sturbridge Antiques Show was country,...
02 Jun 2009For the third time in a year, a Howard #61 regulator was sold at Fontaine clock and watch auction...
02 Jun 2009Concept Art Gallery's auction of Modern and contemporary fine art and Twentieth Century furniture and design...
02 Jun 2009The life and work of Georgia O⁋eeffe has fascinated critics, scholars and art lovers alike since she burst...
02 Jun 2009Marking the 50th year since the Reid family founded the original outdoor antiques show, all of Brimfield...
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