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04 Apr 2006"It's a dream come true," said Melinda Zongor, in discussing the establishment of The National Museum...
04 Apr 2006Bigger is not always better and sometimes more is too much. This line of thinking may very well been...
04 Apr 2006Cut glass objects that include color are rare finds, but visitors to The Corning Museum of Glass will...
04 Apr 2006David Rago and Nicholas Dawes of Rago Arts presented their first exclusively art glass auction with an exception...
04 Apr 2006In honor of its 50th anniversary, the National Museum from Musical Clock to Street Organ, will present...
04 Apr 2006The painstaking stitchery of exquisitely wrought schoolgirl embroidery is the subject of the new exhibit...
04 Apr 2006Rescued from the floodwaters of New Orleans, rare relics of the Beat Movement sparked the interest of collectors,...
04 Apr 2006The invitations to 45 select buyers went out only a few days in advance. A private collection of folk...
04 Apr 2006Stella Show Mgmt Co. completed another Triple Pier Antiques show on St Patrick's weekend, March 18-19,...
04 Apr 2006Taylor B. Williams, a well-known Chicago area specialist in American and English furniture and English...
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