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05 Dec 2023CHANTILLY, VA. — Whether you are a style conscious buyer for the home, or have a keen eye for fashion,...
05 Dec 2023In late September, the Independence Seaport Museum (ISM) of Philadelphia received two substantial grants...
05 Dec 2023ST AUGUSTINE, FLA. — For many, the term Art Nouveau brings up images of the passé, such as ubiquitous...
04 Dec 2023NEW YORK CITY — A mosaic tile of a peacock, 21 by 21 inches, depicting a peacock with feathers fully...
04 Dec 2023DALLAS — A monumental map of Texas by Chas. W. Pressler and A.B. Langermann — one of just three known...
04 Dec 2023MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — An 82-inch-tall carved and painted Native American tobacconist trade figure attributed...
04 Dec 2023AMESBURY, MASS. — On December 1-2, John McInnis sold the Titus collection of more than 20,000 individual...
04 Dec 2023HOUSTON, TEXAS — Antique carpets went flying from Lewis & Maese’s world headquarters store on December...
04 Dec 2023PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — Renowned Philadelphia businessman and telecommunications pioneer William Gross...
04 Dec 2023VINELAND, N.J. — Bertoia Auctions conducted its one-day sale dedicated to holiday items on December...
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