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04 Aug 2020ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A Federal desk and bookcase originally owned by Benjamin Leigh (1761-1830) of Augusta,...
04 Aug 2020EAST DENNIS, MASS. — A William Fitz tall case clock, circa 1795, stood head and shoulders above several...
30 Jul 2020By Tom O’Hara Nashville, TENN. – Kay and Bill Puchstein bought the rights to Fiddlers Antiques...
29 Jul 2020RENO, NEV. — Thomas Moran’s (American, 1837-1926) arresting landscape painting, “Green River, Wyoming,”...
29 Jul 2020Review by W.A. Demers & Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Brimfield Live & Ruby Lane ONLINE...
29 Jul 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Show Dealers ONLINE — Marvin Getman is having such great success...
29 Jul 2020Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Dealers At #TheBrimfieldShow ONLINE — There’s a new marketplace...
29 Jul 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Material Culture PHILADELPHIA — Material Culture rolled out the carpets...
29 Jul 2020Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy GCADA Dealers ONLINE — A 600-item online show was mounted by 41 dealers...
28 Jul 2020From the Hudson River School to Hasbro and across the pond to David Webb, the August 7, 2020 issue Across...
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