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21 Jan 2016NEW YORK CITY – The New York Ceramics and Glass Fair opened Thursday, January 21, at Bohemian...
21 Jan 2016PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — Lot Number 1 in Charlie Cobb’s January 16 sale was a bright, colorful embroidered...
21 Jan 2016ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Rare Chinese and American objects brought considerable interest at a January...
20 Jan 2016Review And Photos By Laura Beach WASHINGTON, D.C. — Show promoters Karen and Ralph DiSaia, often working...
20 Jan 2016NEW YORK CITY — “This commission marks Arabella Worsham’s moment of transformation as she establishes...
20 Jan 2016Review and Photos by Carole Deutsch WHIPPANY, N.J. — The holiday spirit was still going strong on January...
19 Jan 2016Review and Photos by Rick Russack WILMINGTON, MASS. — In a unique experiment, admission was free to all at Marv...
19 Jan 2016Review by Andrea Valluzzo, Catalog Photos Courtesy Copake Auction COPAKE, N.Y. — However they celebrated...
19 Jan 2016Mystery writers have long been drawn to the antiques field, known for its passion, discernment...
19 Jan 2016Review & Photos By Laura Beach WINDSOR, CONN. — What does a good, old-fashioned auction look like?...
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