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24 Oct 2017Review and Photos by Greg Smith NEWTOWN, CONN. – There were more than 40 people waiting in line...
24 Oct 2017Review and Photos by Greg Smith RHINEBECK, N.Y. – Sitting among themselves at the picnic tables...
23 Oct 2017WINDSOR, CONN. – Richard Everett, an East Haddam, Conn., blacksmith whose sensitive recreations of Eighteenth...
23 Oct 2017NEWTON, MASS. — Rising well above a $3,000 high estimate in Tremont Auctions’ October 14-15 fall...
23 Oct 2017DALLAS—A Clay & Frelinghuysen 1844 campaign flag banner, in nearly mint condition, set a record...
23 Oct 2017CINCINNATI, OHIO — The most significant piece of Kentucky furniture to ever come to market shattered...
18 Oct 2017Benton’s Ten-Pound Hammer Litho Rings High At Soulis Auctions LONE JACK, MO. — A pencil-signed...
18 Oct 2017The Battle of Chickamauga was a three-day affair, taking place September 18–20, 1863, between the Union...
18 Oct 2017LONDON — “One unexpected spinoff of [Jan van Eyck’s] Arnolfini portrait, is that the convex...
17 Oct 2017By James D. Balestrieri FORT WORTH, TEXAS – Giacomo – Jacques when he was in France –...
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