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11 Dec 2012⁉t was approachable and fun, just a beautiful show,†stated co-manager Karen DiSaia in the days...
11 Dec 2012By: David S. Smith
11 Dec 2012As anyone who has visited the venerable Tillou Gallery here will attest, the shop has three floors...
11 Dec 2012On Saturday, April 13, at 8 pm, the Antiques Dealers†Association of America, Inc, will honor...
11 Dec 2012Jerry Greene got his first train set in 1946 when he was just three years old, from his father,...
11 Dec 2012A chest of drawers that is widely considered to be the most iconic piece of early Kentucky furniture...
11 Dec 2012A rare and important Eighteenth Century, Polish parcel-gilt silver filigree spice container was the star...
11 Dec 2012On December 3 Heritage Auctions conducted a Signature jewelry auction that was led by a record-breaking...
11 Dec 2012A strong selection of stoneware and redware offered at auction by Crocker Farm once again saw substantial...
11 Dec 2012A two-piece Nineteenth Century cupboard from a Southbury, Conn., estate was the marquee lot at Brookfield...
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