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10 Mar 2009From door greeters to top-shelf antiques displays, the Guilford Antiques Show put in a solid performance...
10 Mar 2009The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has purchased an extremely rare Virginia Indian peace medal produced...
10 Mar 2009Thirty dealers shared the gymnasium of Mid-Vermont Christian School on February 14 for a day of showing...
10 Mar 2009The Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts, Design and Culture is presenting ⁅nglish...
09 Mar 2009A founder of the Taos Society Artists, Ernest L. Blumenschein (1874‱960) was a man of many parts:...
03 Mar 2009The Seventeenth Century really was a Golden Age for the Dutch. Dutchmen of this era were extraordinarily...
03 Mar 2009In just its sixth year, the Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show has grown to enjoy enormous popularity....
03 Mar 2009Sotheby February series of Impressionist and Modern art and contemporary art sales concluded on February...
03 Mar 2009Grogan & Company Fine Art Auctioneers and Appraisers recently conducted its annual fine Oriental...
03 Mar 2009The words new and antiques rarely go together, but the Bedford Hills Antiques Show mixed up its familiar...
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