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22 May 2018At first glance, the topic of Thomas Jayne’s newest book, Classical Principles for Modern Design:...
22 May 2018Review and Photos by W.A. Demers YORK, PENN. – In the first spring antiques show since he made...
22 May 2018There is something for all interests in this week’s Across The Block, including Rose Medallion...
22 May 2018LAS VEGAS, NEV. – A 5¢ Caille Peerless roulette floor model slot machine, circa 1907, paid out for the consignor,...
22 May 2018BOONTON, N.J. – A Millea Bros auction on May 17-19 featuring collections of Modern and contemporary...
22 May 2018OAKLAND, CALIF. – Midcentury aficionados ruled at Clars Auction Gallery when it offered a set of eight...
22 May 2018PITTSFIELD, MASS. – An E. Howard No. 57 wall regulator clock attained $145,200, including buyer’s...
22 May 2018STONY BROOK, N.Y. – Kenneth M. Newman, former proprietor of the Old Print Shop and an expert on American...
22 May 2018By Karla Klein Albertson ST LOUIS, MO. – While historians expect shipwrecks to be found on the ocean...
22 May 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Jill Fenichell NEW HOPE, PENN. – At Charles A. Whitaker’s April...
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