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27 Oct 2020GRASBRUNN, MUNICH – Headlining the October 22 sale “International Orders & Military Collectibles”...
27 Oct 2020WINDSOR, CONN. – Measuring only 5-1/8 inches high and 13½ inches wide, a diminutive oak box with...
27 Oct 2020NEW YORK CITY – Christie’s sale, titled “Dalva Brothers: Parisian Taste In New York,”...
27 Oct 2020WINDHAM, N.H. – The timing was right for a skeleton clock by Silas B. Terry to take top-lot honors...
22 Oct 2020AUBURN, ME. – Joan R. Brownstein, an artist who found a parallel calling as a scholar and dealer...
20 Oct 2020By Jim Balestrieri SALEM, MASS. — Witch trials and witch hunts, inquisitions and accusations of heresy...
20 Oct 2020Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy ADA Dealers ONLINE – The 2020 ADA/Historic Deerfield Antiques...
20 Oct 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Rockport Art Association & Museum ROCKPORT, MASS....
20 Oct 2020NEW YORK CITY– William Shakespeare’s Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies, often referred to as the “First...
20 Oct 2020By Greg Smith DOYLESTOWN, PENN. -Arriving in my inbox on a late Thursday September afternoon was an email...
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