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06 Feb 2024PITTSFIELD, MASS. — When it comes to the field of decorative arts, there are few names like Tiffany...
06 Feb 2024IVORYTON, CONN. — Mary Jean McLaughlin of Ivoryton passed away on January 9, after a long illness....
06 Feb 2024This week’s Across The Block highlighted several unusual and exceptional offerings that garnered top results....
06 Feb 2024NEW YORK CITY — Nearly 4,000 people generated more than $86,000 in sales from 113 items for the 37 exhibiting...
06 Feb 2024NEW YORK CITY — “Anonymous,” “attributed to,” “in the school of…” Much of an object’s...
06 Feb 2024NEW YORK CITY — There are those who lament how much New York City’s Americana Week has changed, even...
06 Feb 2024NEW YORK CITY — The beauty of The Winter Show is that it does two opposing things brilliantly. It provides...
06 Feb 2024In December, the New-York Historical Society announced that Margi Hofer, the museum’s senior vice president...
06 Feb 2024PHILADELPHIA — On January 10, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) president Eric Pryor wrote...
05 Feb 2024CLARENCE, N.Y. — An eclectic three-day sale hosted by Schultz Auctioneers on February 1-3 posted notable...
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