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28 Jul 2009Two of the founders of the Taos Art Colony and Taos Society of Artists, Eanger Irving Couse (1866‱936)...
28 Jul 2009The Antiques in the Church Yard show at Stevens Memorial United Methodist Church covered the grounds...
28 Jul 2009The work of Great Barrington artist Arthur Yanoff is on view through September 6 in the Berkshire Museum...
28 Jul 2009Forty-one dealers took part in The Antiques in the Garden show, sponsored by Maine Antiques Dealers Association,...
23 Jul 2009Elinor McIntyre Gordon, a noted authority on Chinese Export porcelain, died July 22 after suffering a stroke...
21 Jul 2009The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating the reported theft from a home of a Royal Doulton...
21 Jul 2009Fifty years in hot pursuit of antiques and he manifests no signs of slowing down. Carl W. Stinson has chased...
21 Jul 2009⁉f we had something, we had a stack of them, †commented auctioneer Peter Imler of Stanton Auction...
21 Jul 2009Jenkins Shows hosted its latest edition of the Springfield Antiques Show & Flea Market June 26′8...
21 Jul 2009In 1969, around the time Andy Warhol removed a soup can from its shelf and elevated it to an icon of Pop culture,...
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