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26 Mar 2019PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Tickling buyers’ fancies in Fontaine’s Auction Gallery’s March 23 auction...
26 Mar 2019GREAT FALLS, MONT. — The C.M. Russell Museum marked a successful Western Art Week, following the Russell...
26 Mar 2019DALLAS — A flurry of competitive bids from multiple collectors drove the result for a Wizard of Oz (MGM,...
26 Mar 2019GENESEO, N.Y. — Two rediscovered marble busts by the French Eighteenth Century sculptor Jean-Antoine...
26 Mar 2019SPARKS, MD. — An Edgefield, S.C., alkaline-glazed stoneware face harvest jug led Crocker Farm’s March...
26 Mar 2019WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONN. — The first session of the renowned collection of Dr. Charles and Jane Aprill,...
19 Mar 2019By Jessica Skwire Routhier BALTIMORE – The Minotaur – the fearsome half-man, half-bull monster...
19 Mar 2019NEW YORK CITY – The Metropolitan Museum is known for its blockbuster exhibitions that fill large...
19 Mar 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Greg Smith VINELAND, N.J. – Four early toy collections converged in Bertoia...
19 Mar 2019With many antiques shops now gone and fewer still keeping regular hours, we turned to Deborah Norman,...
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