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20 Dec 2016NEW YORK CITY – The Museum of Modern Art presents “A Revolutionary Impulse: The Rise of the Russian...
20 Dec 2016CHESTER, VT. – Robert W. “Bob” Arbuckle 78, died at his home the evening of December...
20 Dec 2016Review and Photos by Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – The American Art Fair is like a traditional Japanese...
20 Dec 2016WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – The 35th annual Holiday Antiques Show drew a strong crowd during its November...
20 Dec 2016[Editor’s note: Sandra Mackintosh Buhalis, an active collector and lover of antiques, died December...
20 Dec 2016DALLAS, TEXAS – A flurry of bids drove a Sioux pictorial beaded hide war shirt to $32,500, topping...
20 Dec 2016DALLAS, TEXAS – An Omaha Beach D-Day flag that was flown on a LCT Landing Craft emerged from Heritage...
20 Dec 2016Born in Boston in 1952, Jim Halperin formed a part-time rare stamp and coin business at age 16, the same...
20 Dec 2016By Laura Beach DALLAS, TEXAS – Consuming copious amounts of festive libations is a time-honored...
20 Dec 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Catherine J. Sykes, Catalog Photos Courtesy Slotin Auctions BUFORD,...
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