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02 Nov 2010The Rifle Hall Antiques Show opened on September 24 with a good audience on a new date pattern...
02 Nov 2010More than 250 exhibitors filled two tents at the Big Red Barn and Carmine Dance Hall, which along...
02 Nov 2010Marburger Farm Antique Show was big †as only Texas can be big †with nearly 400 dealers set up in Titanic-sized...
02 Nov 2010Important Americana crossed the block at Sotheby on Thursday, September 30, bringing in a total of $3,646,000....
02 Nov 2010Shelby Antiques Show was hosted September 27⁏ctober 2 by its new owner, just a month after buying it. Charlie...
02 Nov 2010Calling it an conic American still life,†auctioneer Gene Shannon expressed high hopes for the painting...
02 Nov 2010A blaze of color filled the fourth floor exhibition hall at the Metropolitan Pavilion from October...
02 Nov 2010Fans of Pennsylvania antiques were out in force on Saturday, October 30, for Pook & Pook auction...
02 Nov 2010⁁lessi: Ethical and Radical,†at the Philadelphia Museum of Art November 21 through April...
02 Nov 2010Post-World War I Germany was a hotbed of remarkable creativity, unequalled in Europe. In spite...
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