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06 Feb 2015NEW YORK CITY – “Good things are still good,” said a dealer at the New York Ceramics...
06 Feb 2015NEW YORK CITY – Dealers Brad Reh and Debbie Turi, now known in the antiques show management business...
06 Feb 2015NEW YORK CITY – For those of us who have traveled down, or in some cases up, to the Metropolitan...
04 Feb 2015NEW YORK CITY — Keno Auctions sold an important Philadelphia piecrust tea table, which has descended...
04 Feb 2015NEW YORK — Renewed interest in Lockwood de Forest has seen not one, but three compelling exhibitions...
03 Feb 2015WINTERTHUR, DEL. — Explore the regional and cultural diversity of New York furniture, discover creations...
02 Feb 2015Peter Blume: Nature and Metamorphosis, currently on view at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts...
31 Jan 2015NEW YORK CITY – Following a dream, aspiring painter Robert Ellison Jr., left his home state of Texas...
30 Jan 2015When Steve Corrigan & Doug Jackman Fell In Love With An Antique House, The Courtship Was Costly,...
30 Jan 2015Andrew Jackson was a rockstar. This anti-Eastern Establishment, working-class hero enjoyed wild popularity...
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