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29 Jan 2019Just for one moment, imagine the amount of “fake news” going on in the First Century BCE. Politics...
29 Jan 2019NEW YORK CITY – It was borne of a stubborn desire to not go quietly into that goodnight. A small...
29 Jan 2019NEW YORK CITY – “Last year, a designer visited our booth and bought some things for her client....
29 Jan 2019The sea beckoned bidders to Part I of the Spenger Maritime Collection as an English CW & C ships’...
22 Jan 2019WINDHAM, N.H. — R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts LLC, an auction company that for 40 years has specialized in antique...
22 Jan 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack MIDDLEBORO, MASS. – A week or so before White’s...
22 Jan 2019Black History Month is being celebrated with a range of exhibitions and special events in various cities...
22 Jan 2019DALLAS – Heritage Auctions’ January 15 sale of African American Social History, featuring...
22 Jan 2019NEW YORK CITY – Casting an appraising eye around a salesroom filled with Americana enthusiasts,...
22 Jan 2019While he has never written for us, Gavin Ashworth’s work has appeared on more Antiques and The Arts...
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