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01 Dec 2009⁗e had the biggest crowd ever, †said Tony Zipp in the days that followed his 15th American stoneware...
01 Dec 2009On October 16, Country Style Auctions auctioneer Al Baker liquidated and sold out a complete 500-lot...
01 Dec 2009As part of an ongoing rotation of quilts from its permanent textile collection, the Charleston Museum...
01 Dec 2009Sparkling color and fine line drew strong and steady traffic to Boston 1884 Cyclorama building for the 13th...
01 Dec 2009Germany Bauhaus school⁴he most famous and influential Modernist institution in the Twentieth Centurybrought...
24 Nov 2009A benefit for Winterthur, the 46th Annual Delaware Antiques Show opened in grand style with a preview...
24 Nov 2009The first major exhibition in the United States devoted to Carl Fredrik Hill (1849‱911), one of the most...
24 Nov 2009Record prices were achieved at RSL Auction 477-lot Bountiful Harvest sale on October 17. The multiple-consignor...
24 Nov 2009The New York Police Department (NYPD) has recovered a collection of rare Civil War-era books in the possession...
24 Nov 2009Busy previews and a full house signaled a strong sale for John McInnis Auctioneers†November 7 sale,...
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