Articles
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29 Aug 2000Eighteenth Century beds hung with yards and yards of fabric were considered status symbols, much like...
29 Aug 2000Tibor de Nagy show emphasizes the artist's abstract works from the 1940s and '50s....
29 Aug 2000Wiscasset Bay features works demonstrating a move away from Classicism's for-mality and Romanticism's...
29 Aug 2000Mid-Week in Manchester's crowds and sales continue to grow....
29 Aug 2000Buyers swamp the Armory for Linda Turner's show....
29 Aug 2000Second year's a charm for one of New Hampshire's largest indoor events....
29 Aug 2000The settling dust from recent Americana auctions gets stirred up again with 125 dealers at the Deerfield...
29 Aug 2000The popularity of country rdf_Descriptions here proves that pickers certainly can be choosers....
29 Aug 2000The only extant image of this famous French and Indian War general was pur-chased by the trade....
29 Aug 2000A Warhol-like sign is the hottest rdf_Description at Julia's latest toy and advertising sale....
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