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30 Nov 2010⁗e were very pleased with the show. Some of our dealers reported very good sales, and we maintained...
30 Nov 2010An antique Native American bead-decorated and fringed hide rifle case containing an antique single-gauge...
30 Nov 2010A bevy of admirers took notice of the Pennsylvania black walnut corner cabinet that was the hot lot at Skinner...
30 Nov 2010A noted New York City jeweler who collected baubles worth millions of dollars and ran boutiques that...
30 Nov 2010Patricia Ruth Phillips Silleck, formerly of Bronxville, N.Y., and Greenwich, Conn., died peacefully on November...
30 Nov 2010⁎etWorks 2009-2010†is on view at Newport Art Museum, featuring the work of 23 Rhode Island...
30 Nov 2010The Smithsonian National Museum of American History recently acquired at auction a rare Eighteenth...
30 Nov 2010Twice each month from November through March, Cindy and Don Willis gather about 25 dealers to exhibit...
30 Nov 2010Jack Donigian nearly had a full house on November 14 for the 35th year of his Sunday morning...
30 Nov 2010⁔oday we celebrate one of the greatest cultural initiatives in the American arts ever,†Malcolm...
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