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20 Mar 2012⁗e certainly didn⁴ plan it this way,†stated Crocker Farm auction house principal Tony Zipp,...
13 Mar 2012The Woodstock Artists Association & Museum presents ⁃ase Studies: Works from the Permanent...
13 Mar 2012‘⁔he Freshest Advices†New Discoveries in American Decorative Arts,†the theme of the 64th...
13 Mar 2012A Tiffany trifecta is running in Nevada in an improbable but glittering combination of exquisitely...
13 Mar 2012Reinvigorated, diversified and rebranded, the Maryland Antiques Show at Hunt Valley was a crowd...
13 Mar 2012With temperatures hovering at the 20 degree mark, promoter Greg Baecker began the procession...
13 Mar 2012The Darien Antiques Show celebrated its 45th consecutive year with a well-attended gala preview...
13 Mar 2012The first silver shekel struck in Jerusalem by Jewish forces rebelling against the Roman Empire in the first...
13 Mar 2012Clars Auction Gallery February 18‱9 antiques and fine art sale surpassed all previous sales...
13 Mar 2012During the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, the Gruppé family contributed to the New England...
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