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13 Apr 2010Virtually all of the high-stakes Americana players were in town on Saturday evening, April 10, for Joseph...
13 Apr 2010A irecracker †flask went out with a bang at the Norman Heckler Auction Company March sale of fine...
13 Apr 2010The Concord Museum will celebrate the 375th anniversary of the founding of the town of Concord with an exhibition...
13 Apr 2010It was a big gamble to try and revive an antiques show in Atlantic City, a roll of the dice if you will,...
06 Apr 2010While most of the recipients of the Antiques Dealers Association Award of Merit are active in the trade,...
06 Apr 2010From special exhibitions at museums and private galleries and a themed art show, Asia Week is a highlight...
06 Apr 2010It was not all fun and games at Fairfield Auction on March 21, just some comic relief when a rare Steiff...
06 Apr 2010The Delaware Art Museum presents ⁏n Assignment: American Illustration, 1850‱950, †featuring more...
06 Apr 2010Things have not gone well for auctioneer James D. Cyr, owner of Cyr Auction Gallery, since the state...
06 Apr 2010Jeff Bridgman, an antiques dealer from Dillsburg, Penn., who specializes in Americana, knew what he was looking...
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