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01 Feb 2021DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – A near pair of Eighteenth Century Philadelphia combback Windsor armchairs...
01 Feb 2021KNOXVILLE, TENN. – An oil on canvas by William Oliver The Younger (France/UK, 1823-1901) sold for 28 times...
01 Feb 2021FALLS CHURCH, VA. – A Nineteenth Century American School portrait of Isabella Stewart Gardner (1840-1924),...
01 Feb 2021HUDSON, N.Y. – A Queen Anne painted “Heart and Crown” armchair with a rush seat showed...
01 Feb 2021LOS ANGELES – A Chippendale carved cherry and walnut block-front slant-lid desk, attributed to the Martinsburg,...
26 Jan 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Show Dealers ONLINE – The walk through the galleries of historical...
26 Jan 2021PHILADELPHIA – Using innovative technology, the Penn Museum peers inside a fascinating, hidden...
26 Jan 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Blackwell Auctions CLEARWATER, FLA. – Rarity remains a differentiator...
26 Jan 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Ripley Auctions INDIANAPOLIS, IND. – Four collections local...
26 Jan 2021By Greg Smith POMONA, N.Y. – The oft-quoted Alexander Graham Bell phrase has found a new vehicle...
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