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10 Feb 2009Amid trepidations, market woes, reports of cautious buying and the overall chilling news surrounding...
10 Feb 2009Ralph E. Carpenter, a respected connoisseur and collector of American decorative arts, a leader in architectural...
10 Feb 2009Martin J. Keane, a respected fishing antiques expert, collector and dealer, died peacefully at his home...
10 Feb 2009In ⁃hagall and the Artists of the Russian Jewish Theater, 1919‱949, †on view through March 22, the Jewish...
10 Feb 2009To complement its permanent collection, Historic New England recently acquired two paintings related...
10 Feb 2009On January 29 and 30, Freeman conducted its important English and Continental furniture and decorative...
10 Feb 2009Charleston, S.C., played all the leading roles at Brunk Auctions†January 3 and 4 sale. No other locale...
10 Feb 2009Scheduled as the first of the major auctions conducted during Americana Week, Bonhams got the ball rolling...
10 Feb 2009Boston-area dealers and collectors in the know keep the Antique Co-op and Auction House in their sights...
03 Feb 2009The National Galleries of Scotland and the National Gallery, London, have announced that Titian ⁄iana...
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