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17 Jun 2015Kaja Veilleux noted that the cigar store Indian had come from a Utah estate. Wearing a five-feather bonnet,...
17 Jun 2015An Edwardian period, circa 1905, Cartier platinum diamond and sapphire bow brooch took $18,880 from the phone....
17 Jun 2015Paul Anavian, managing director, Manhattan Art & Antiques Center. With 100 galleries representing...
17 Jun 2015DBR, Doug Ramsay, Hadley, Mass. REVIEW AND PHOTOS BY R. SCUDDER SMITH GOSHEN, CONN. — “We seem to attract...
17 Jun 2015“Emily Merrill Bardwell,” attributed to Augustus Fuller. Oil on canvas, 29 by 23 inches, circa 1840....
17 Jun 2015CHICAGO, IL L . – Rene Lalique’s sylph brooch on the cover of the exhibition catalog Maker...
15 Jun 2015A typical Raccoon Creek display featured painted furniture, pottery, textiles and baskets. CHADDS...
15 Jun 2015Auction Action in Dallas, Texas DALLAS, TEXAS — A gilded Civil War presentation sword gifted to Lieutenant...
15 Jun 2015Portrait of Revolutionary War Captain Harry Burrard, $37,760. ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Strong international...
15 Jun 2015THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS — After nearly a decade of research, the Mauritshuis has one of its most famous...
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