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12 Aug 2008Throughout the Twentieth Century, generations of Massachusetts schoolchildren were hauled regularly through...
12 Aug 2008On June 29, Maitre Jean-Pierre Osenat conducted a sale of 100 lots from the collection of the Hôtel...
12 Aug 2008French artist Edgar Degas†first ballerina painting, the monumental ⁐ortrait of Mademoiselle Eugénie...
12 Aug 2008A pewter creamer by William Will, Philadelphia (active 1764‹8) was reported stolen from a booth at the Mid*Week...
12 Aug 2008Rose Hill ast but not least†major sale of the season, the mid-Twentieth Century Modern, took...
12 Aug 2008The summer doldrums were whisked aside by a lively one-day Rhinebeck Summer Magic Antiques Fair at the Dutchess...
12 Aug 2008⁏rnament as Art: Avant-Garde Jewelry from the Helen Williams Drutt Collection†places contemporary...
12 Aug 2008James Brainard Horton died on August 2, after a long battle with Alzheimer disease. He was retired...
12 Aug 2008The Hildene Antiques Show edition on July 12 offered an unhurried atmosphere as attendees strolled the rows...
12 Aug 2008Goosefare Antiques & Promotions filled Camden Regional High School gymnasium and cafeteria with...
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