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08 Jul 2003What do you get when you cross 'Law & Order' with 'Antiques Roadshow?' Something not unlike a new PBS television...
08 Jul 2003Over the years, Richard and and his partner Clifford made many friends and delighted both customers and dealers...
08 Jul 2003The Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities' renowned collection of fine and decorative...
08 Jul 2003The monumental, three-year exhibition will focus on the Nineteenth Century transcontinental journey of these...
08 Jul 2003For more than a quarter century Frost & Reed has exhibited Nineteenth and Twentieth Century classical...
01 Jul 2003What is more American than apple pie? Eagles, flags and Lady Liberty, judging by the dozens of patriotic...
01 Jul 2003The unsigned 20- by 25-inch watercolor portraits attributed to Mr Wilson attracted the attention of all of the major...
01 Jul 2003Unique in its focus on slavery and the Emancipation Proclamation, the banner depicted kneeling male and female...
01 Jul 2003Copake Auction founder and auctioneer Mike Fallon described the sale as "a rousing success. Our low estimate...
01 Jul 2003After several years in the planning stages, Jerry Oliver and his partner Michael Gannon brought together...
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