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16 Oct 2017WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — On October 14, Milestone Auctions transformed its premises into a motorhead’s...
16 Oct 2017DALLAS — At Heritage’s Illustration Art auction on Friday, October 13, two new world records were...
16 Oct 2017NEW ORLEANS — A Louisiana Bayou scene by Nineteenth Century Norwegian-American artist William Henry...
11 Oct 2017Unlike nature, craftsmen are forced to contend with a limited time here on Earth. An apt example of this...
11 Oct 2017WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. — The Fall Toy Auction at RSL on October 7 featured 663 lots, including a popular...
10 Oct 2017SAN MARINO, CALIF. — Looking through Louis Comfort Tiffany’s oeuvre, it would be difficult not to see,...
10 Oct 2017By Karla Klein Albertson CLEVELAND, OHIO – Historians have repeatedly attempted to analyze the American...
10 Oct 2017NEW YORK CITY – “War and Pieced: The Annette Gero Collection of Quilts from Military Fabrics”...
10 Oct 2017LEBANON, CONN. – It is hard to believe that there was a resident of Lebanon who was not involved...
10 Oct 2017Chris Barber is Skinner’s deputy director, American furniture and decorative arts. He has been...
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