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25 Sep 2007Auctioneer Kaja Veilleux and his crew at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries welcomed more than 850 people...
25 Sep 2007From locomotives to lipsticks, Raymond Loewy ad his industrial design firms created some of the most...
25 Sep 2007Transportation meets art in ⁔he Motorcycle, Italian Style: Riding the Curves with MV Agusta†at the Stamford...
25 Sep 2007Antiques in a Cow Pasture, the Russell Carrell flea market that started it all in this country years...
25 Sep 2007Thousands of arts and cultural enthusiasts from the Mid-Atlantic and around the world celebrated the final...
25 Sep 2007A Plains Indian beaded, quilled and painted war shirt made from two big horn sheep hides and retaining...
25 Sep 2007Antique duck and goose decoys were sold September 20 for a record-setting $1.13 million each in a private...
25 Sep 2007There was still some summer left for Brimfield in September, the last of the season three mega-markets...
25 Sep 2007In a cross marketing move, Christie and Guyette & Schmidt, Inc, the antique decoy auction firm,...
24 Sep 2007Less than a century ago, Cecilia Beaux (1855-1942) was generally considered the best American woman artist....
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