Articles
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22 Aug 2006Danish silversmith Georg Jensen and his group of designers who helped establish one of the world's most...
22 Aug 2006From tight hose and doublets to codpieces to the wasp-waisted frock coat that preceded the modern suit,...
22 Aug 2006"It was a small show, but the gate was good and there was some good buying," John Bruno of Flamingo Promotions...
22 Aug 2006Eagles flew at Northeast Auction's annual Marine and China Trade sale, which realized $7.65 million in Portsmouth,...
22 Aug 2006A wonderful selection of Nantucket baskets and a select grouping of marine paintings once again highlighted...
22 Aug 2006Two small illustrations by the artist many consider to be the father of American illustration, Howard...
22 Aug 2006Sale previewers stood around a Mount Lebanon Shaker workstand like acolytes at an altar at the Willis...
22 Aug 2006After 25 years and 200 auctions, Kenneth W. Van Blarcom continues to run sales that draw knowledgeable...
22 Aug 2006Antiques amid the formal gardens of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society proved an irresistible draw...
22 Aug 2006Mary Elizabeth "Betty" Sterling, a former antiques dealer who for many years lived in Hawaii, died of cancer...
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