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02 May 2017SOMERVILLE, N.J. – H. Kels Swan, 88, who patronized many antiques dealers in New England over the past...
02 May 2017MANCHESTER, N.H. – The expected top lot of R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts’ April 29-30 clock and watch...
02 May 2017DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – Two Newfoundland garden dogs were in the hunt at Pook & Pook on April...
02 May 2017HARTFORD, CONN. – HB 6335, a proposed bill that the antiques trade characterized as “the...
02 May 2017NEWPORT, R.I. – In the 30th anniversary year of the founding of his Newport gallery, art dealer...
02 May 2017ONLINE – The Marcy Carsey Collection of American furniture and folk art, one of the most notable...
02 May 2017ST CHARLES, ILL. – Exceedingly rare, a rigmate pair of hollow carved pintails by Canadian carver...
01 May 2017The Apple-1, the first personal computer kit released by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne under...
01 May 2017NEW YORK CITY — Conservators in the Museum’s Objects Conservation Laboratory at the Museum...
28 Apr 2017FALLS CHURCH, VA. — On April 20 in the closing moments of the sale of Quinn’s Auction Galleries’...
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