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18 May 2004High-caliber and highly collectible toys, doorstops, banks and dolls comprised a recent sale at Bertoia's...
18 May 2004Continental silver and coin silver included lots by Tiffany, Cartier, Gorham, Georg Jensen, S. Kirk,...
18 May 2004"It's not like it used to be; we have too many dealers on the fairgrounds at one time," Jim Burk said....
18 May 2004The early buyers seemed to concentrate mostly on small objects, such as signs, iron, lighting, countertop...
18 May 2004Frank Gaglio filled the East Hall of the new building with 126 exhibitors and a display of mostly American...
18 May 2004"I have a challenge ahead of me," Robert Goodrich said as his Early American Antiques Show opened.
18 May 2004This new exhibition features more than 20 Hassam paintings from museums and private collections and is designed...
18 May 2004One of the most important early Seventeenth Century Dutch still lifes in New England was acquired by the museum...
18 May 2004The Center for British Art is presenting an exhibition of paintings, watercolors, prints, drawings and manuscripts...
18 May 2004Even at the present time, the work of this French modernist designer is not well known in the United...
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