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05 Feb 2008⁉f you think of yourself as an American-based auction company, youe wrong. You have to think global,†stated...
05 Feb 2008The shining star of Americana Week may well have been the fifth and final of the shows to open to the public...
05 Feb 2008Viktor Schreckengost, an artist and prolific industrial designer whose works ranged from toys and ceramics...
05 Feb 2008Samuel Charles Pennington III, publisher of Maine Antique Digest, died February 2, several days after...
05 Feb 2008Considered by many to be the auction house most popular sale of the year, Nadeau annual New Year...
05 Feb 2008Like a surging tide, China manufacturing boom and explosive urban development inspire both awe and anxiety....
05 Feb 2008Immersive light environments, optical illusions and interactive sound installations will be spotlighted...
05 Feb 2008Icons from the world of hip-hop music will be the subject of an exhibition, ⁈oly Hip-Hop!: New Paintings...
05 Feb 2008A Philadelphia scalloped-top tea table, the second most expensive ever auctioned, led Americana Weeks...
05 Feb 2008After nine appearances in New York, the Ceramics Fair has developed a loyal, sociable following, and the opening...
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