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16 Dec 2008Tailgate Antiques Show s now wagging the dog, with fresh antiques at a big professional show site...
16 Dec 2008On view at the Hammer Museum through February 8, ⁇ouge: The Modern Woodcut 1870 to Now†examines the woodcut...
16 Dec 2008Cornelius C. Vermeule III, who over four decades as curator of classical antiquities at the Museum of Fine...
16 Dec 2008International interest pushed the price for a circa 1800 Korean jar to nearly $4.2 million at Bonhams...
16 Dec 2008The first American Art Fair was launched with 11 exhibitors November 30, at the National Academy. As a first...
16 Dec 2008Co-proprietor of Nancy and Alan Gilbert Antiques in Mountainville, Tewksbury Township, N.J., for more...
16 Dec 2008To a standing-room-only crowd, Abell Auction Co. recently conducted its fall fine art and antiques sale...
16 Dec 2008The long-running West Palm Beach Antiques & Collectibles Show has been sold. The new owners are veteran...
10 Dec 2008For the 41st year, the Chappaqua Antiques Show opened its doors on the first weekend of November †this...
09 Dec 2008The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) swung the doors open to its newly designed and constructed domicile...
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