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28 Jan 2020If art’s most basic purpose is to communicate with a viewer, who better to parse the nuance of conversation...
28 Jan 2020Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Pook & Pook, Inc. DOWNINGTOWN,...
28 Jan 2020Notable subjects detailed in our February 7, 2020 issue include some that chased the sun. A framed Martin...
28 Jan 2020By Kristin Nord TRENTON, N.J. – Whether it’s warblers or wading birds, falcons or finches,...
21 Jan 2020PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Art Nouveau lighting, led by a Tiffany Studios Peony Border floor lamp, which finished...
21 Jan 2020LARCHMONT, N.Y. — An 18K yellow gold Patek Philippe men’s Nautilus wristwatch caught the spotlight...
21 Jan 2020ORLANDO, FLA. — A Fr. 193 $100 1863 Compound Interest Treasury Note (PMG Very Fine 30 EPQ) sold for $228,000...
21 Jan 2020By Justin W. Thomas STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – When people think about the history of New York City,...
21 Jan 2020DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — A Chinese export famille rose porcelain vase featuring kneeling applied Dutch...
21 Jan 2020DENVER, PENN. — An assembled full-size suit of armor sold for $270,600, topping the 220-lot Susquehanna...
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