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29 Jun 2015ALAMEDA, CALIF. — On June 22, Michaan’s Auctions set new auction records with its fine Asian...
29 Jun 2015Claude Joseph Vernet, “Noon, Return from Fishing,” circa 1750-51, after restoration. LONDON...
28 Jun 2015Beverly Hills, Calif. – Nothing personifies the meaning of a leading male screen icon as that of Marlon...
25 Jun 2015William Lloyd (1779–1845), tall case clock, 1803, Springfield, Mass., wood: cherry, white pine, sumac,...
25 Jun 2015Edgar Degas, “Petite danseuse de quatorze ans,” 1922, bronze with muslin skirt and satin hair ribbon,...
24 Jun 2015George Yater’s “Bradford Street, Winter,” was top lot of the Provincetown Art Colony when it sold...
24 Jun 2015The gate was up on Sunday and shoppers enjoyed a bright, sunny day. Review and Photos By Rick Russack...
24 Jun 2015Mount Bethel, Penn., dealers Al and Jessica Conti decorated the entrance of their Vintage Matters...
24 Jun 2015Miriam and Steve Miller Anyone who has attended a Shaker sale has likely crossed paths with West Hartford,...
24 Jun 2015Mahjongg Antiques, Springfield, Va. Review by W.A. Demers; Photos Courtesy of Debbie Turi RIDGEWOOD,...
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