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27 Mar 2007Auctioneer Peter Stanton Imler was very pleased with sales at his most recent auction, February 20, where...
27 Mar 2007Bonhams' New York gallery was filled to capacity with dog enthusiasts and collectors in celebration of the 25th...
27 Mar 2007Everyone who saw it loved the A.L. Jewell copper weathervane in the form of a horse soaring through a hoop,...
27 Mar 2007Historic Deerfield will kick off its 55th season with its first exhibition to focus on maps, titled ⁎orth...
27 Mar 2007Charles Rosen (1878‱950) excelled both at robust Impressionist views of the Pennsylvania countryside...
27 Mar 2007⁎o Longer Hidden: Black Cloth Dolls 1870‱930,†an exhibition of black cloth dolls from the Pat Hatch...
27 Mar 2007The biting winds that whipped through the city canyons on Thursday evening, March 9, seemed custom-ordered...
27 Mar 2007Promising reports from the frontlines of the four-year-old Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antiques Show...
27 Mar 2007Large crowds were in evidence at the preview party March 1 and at the official opening to Works on Paper...
27 Mar 2007The Ann Arbor Antiques Market will kick off its 39th season next month but without its show managers...
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