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18 Apr 2017Review and Photos by Greg Smith BOSTON, MASS. – Moving into the Twenty-First Century, Boston would...
18 Apr 2017EAST DENNIS, MASS — Spring was in the air over the weekend of April 6-8 at Eldred’s, where two Audubon...
18 Apr 2017SHAFTSBURY, DORSET, ENGLAND — Semley Auctioneers offered a rare Tiffany & Co. silver three-handled...
18 Apr 2017On April 29, the New-York Historical Society will unveil its transformed fourth floor, showcasing a custom-designed...
18 Apr 2017NEW YORK CITY – “Sadly, the doors of Flying Cranes Antiques are now closed. The approach...
17 Apr 2017Although he didn’t exactly go out with a bang, The King certainly had a penchant for guns. In Steve...
17 Apr 2017DENVER, PENN. — The standout at Morphy Auctions’ toys, dolls and figural cast iron auction April...
17 Apr 2017LONDON — “One of the things many people are surprised [to learn] about Sigmund Freud… is what...
11 Apr 2017NEW YORK CITY – “I’m Nobody! Who are you? The Life and Poetry of Emily Dickinson”...
11 Apr 2017Review by Andrea Valluzzo, Catalog Photos Courtesy Doyle NEW YORK CITY — Doyle’s American paintings,...
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