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21 Jul 2009The preening pintail drake and the nakey-neck †nesting Canada goose, two exceptional decoys carved...
21 Jul 2009Veteran show promoter Nan Gurley was hired three years ago to produce Castle in the Clouds' antiques...
21 Jul 2009The Burlington House commodes are the only known surviving pieces of furniture from the early history...
21 Jul 2009The Bruce Museum is presenting the exhibition ⁔he Mouse House: Art from the Collection of Olga Hirshhorn, †opening...
14 Jul 2009The Canton, Conn., Police Department is investigating a reported larceny from the multidealer shop, Antiques...
14 Jul 2009A trio of lots tied for top honors at Sloans & Kenyon three-day estate catalog auction, somewhat...
14 Jul 2009A John Singer Sargent portrait of Cornelius Vanderbilt II, painted in 1890, has returned to The Breakers,...
14 Jul 2009⁔he Rohlfs style is something new and it belongs in a class by itself. Try your best and you cannot...
14 Jul 2009Lillian Dolores Horn Boyd, a respected antiques dealer, who with her husband Irvin curated her love of the antiques...
14 Jul 2009⁒econfiguring the Body in American Art, 1820′009 †at the National Academy examines the critical...
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