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09 May 2018OLDWICK, N.J. — “I just sort of liked mechanical banks,” said dealer and collector Tom Sage...
08 May 2018At 32, Taylor Thistlethwaite is one of the youngest antiques dealers on the circuit. The Kentucky native...
08 May 2018By W.A. Demers ODESSA, DEL. – On December 16, 1773, a group of political protesters in Boston –...
08 May 2018WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – While forensics is a hot topic, not many people would think to apply this kind...
08 May 2018From Spider Man to silver salad servers to a Virgin & Child sculpture, this week’s Across the Block...
08 May 2018Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring OTEGO, N.Y. – On April 27-28, Franklin “Buzz”...
08 May 2018Review and Photos by Rick Russack CONCORD, N.H. – Peter Mavris’s Spring in New Hampshire...
08 May 2018Story and photos courtesy Freeman’s with contributions from Antiques and The Arts Weekly PHILADELPHIA...
08 May 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Greg Smith, Additional Photos Courtesy Material Culture PHILADELPHIA –...
07 May 2018DALLAS — Even those who don’t study art know Norman Rockwell, the iconic Twentieth-Century American...
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