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10 Jan 2012The case involving a congregation of Catholic nuns headquartered near Albany, N.Y., which sued a Santa...
10 Jan 2012On Sunday, January 22, from 10 to 11 am, the Antiques Dealers†Association of America, Inc,...
03 Jan 2012Inextricably linked with high-style New York since its appearance in the late Eighteenth Century,...
03 Jan 2012A rare Scottish backsword dating from the mid-Eighteenth Century was the highest selling lot at an auction...
03 Jan 2012What do a hockey puck, a string of beads, a Hummel figure, a Christmas tree ornament and a old box camera...
03 Jan 2012John F. Marr Jr, 87, widower of Elizabeth (Bukowski) Marr, died on December 23, 2011, at Bristol...
03 Jan 2012Morris Finkel, who rose to national prominence during six decades in business on Philadelphia Antiques...
03 Jan 2012Doyle New York auction of American furniture and decorative arts, including paintings and prints,...
03 Jan 2012Photography changed the course of history, offering Americans an entirely new view of themselves...
03 Jan 2012The Brandywine River Museum recently purchased a major painting by well known artist Horace Pippin....
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