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31 Dec 2018By Greg Smith NEW YORK CITY – A new decorative arts benchmark emerged in December as Christie’s...
31 Dec 2018A collector redefined the saying “shake, rattle, and roll” in a successful bid to own a Native...
31 Dec 2018Frederick Douglass is said to be the most photographed American of the Nineteenth Century. It is also...
31 Dec 2018By Jessica Skwire Routhier THOMASVILLE, GA. – If you are among the more than 11 million Americans...
28 Dec 2018WASHINGTON, DC — As President Donald Trump’s government shutdown enters its second week, the Smithsonian...
26 Dec 2018STRATFORD, CONN. — Antiques dealer and auctioneer Roger Campbell passed away, Dec. 1, 2018. He was 80 years...
26 Dec 2018DRACUT, MASS. — Dennis Lucier, a New England antiques dealer, passed away December 19 at the Community...
26 Dec 2018CANAAN, CONN. — Elizabeth (Lib) Helen (Salembier) Mankin, a noted antiques dealer in fine and decorative...
26 Dec 2018COTSWOLD, ENGLAND — The story originally appeared on the cover of Antique Trade Gazette’s December...
26 Dec 2018MORRIS PLAINS, N.J. – On December 12, the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms broke ground on a new Education...
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