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06 Jun 2016QUINCY, MASS. — “The signature object at the Quincy House and in Historic New England’s collections...
06 Jun 2016TAOS, N.M. — When we think of Taos and its crucial place in American art of the Twentieth Century,...
06 Jun 2016PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — A work from the Ashcan School was among the standouts at Freeman’s American...
06 Jun 2016VIENNA, AUSTRIA — A James Ensor painting, “Bapteme de masques,” achieved $1.14 at Dorotheum’s...
06 Jun 2016By Greg Smith The design sales are underway this month as houses across the country offer their selections...
06 Jun 2016BOSTON, MASS. — The top lot, and biggest surprise, at Skinner’s auction of the Shaker Collection...
06 Jun 2016BOSTON, MASS. – Grogan and Company’s June 5 sale included a Chinese Export plate from a tea service...
03 Jun 2016RUSSELLVILLE, OHIO — A rare E. Howard & Co. No. 22 astronomical standing clock sold May 29 at Forsythes’...
03 Jun 2016DEERFIELD, MASS. — Historic Deerfield will host the 41st meeting of the Dublin Seminar for New England...
03 Jun 2016LONDON — Archaeologists at the Museum of London Archaeology have hit a cache of over 400 hand written...
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