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22 Jul 2015By Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Barely a month after the Philadelphia Antiques Show announced...
22 Jul 2015By Tom O’Hara TIVERTON, R.I. – Ferguson and D’Arruda gathered more than 40 exhibitors for the latest...
22 Jul 2015Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack; Additional Photos Courtesy John McInnis Auctioneers AMESBURY,...
22 Jul 2015By Abigail Howe Stewart NEWPORT, R.I. – Château-sur-Mer, though smaller than its Bellevue Avenue...
21 Jul 2015Nina Hellman has been fascinated with scrimshaw since first visiting the New Bedford Whaling Museum in the 1960s....
21 Jul 2015BENTONVILLE, ARK. – Combing through the riches in its ample collection, staff at the relatively...
21 Jul 2015ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A rare George W. Stewart Kentucky coin silver ewer horse trophy sold for $188,800...
20 Jul 2015There is a very happy consignor following the July 18 stoneware and redware sale at Crocker Farm in Sparks,...
20 Jul 2015Curator Margaret K. Hofer has been named vice president of the New-York Historical Society (NYHS) and director...
17 Jul 2015The second most expensive Gospel book ever sold at public auction after the Gospels of Henry the Lion...
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