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23 May 2006"It was really hoppin'," commented Tony Zipp in regard to Crocker Farm's auction of American stoneware...
17 May 2006A rare oversized watercolor by Jacob Maentel attracted a great deal of attention during Pook & Pook's...
16 May 2006With spring weather adding to the ambiance, the Concord Antiques Show was filled to capacity with dealers...
16 May 2006The middle years of the Nineteenth Century continue to challenge scholars of American decorative arts,...
16 May 2006"When they said I was ahead of my times, I said, 'No I'm not, I'm of my time, you are behind the times,"'...
16 May 2006Oskar Schlemmer's (1888-1943) "Halbfigur diagonal (Half-Figure Diagonal)," painted in oil over pencil...
16 May 2006Topping $620,000 for more than 1,700 lots offered, Clars Auction Gallery's two-day spring estate auction...
16 May 2006Smythe's spring Currency & Stock and Bond Auction, consisting of 1,400-plus lots, realized more than...
16 May 2006"From Wood to Architecture: Recent Designs from Finland" takes a fresh look at the possibilities offered...
16 May 2006The Zimmerman House, the only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed residence open to the public in New England,...
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