• Carrie Rebora Barratt:
  "Peeling the Peales: A Look at the Peale Family in the Maryland Historical Society in Context"
• Jessica Bent:
  "Parade of Riches: The Role of Jewellery in Portraiture"
• Ann Boulton:
  "The Making of Matisse’s Bronzes"
• Judith Bresler, Esq.:
  "Expert Opinions and Liabilities: The Treacherous Power of Words"
• Sam Cannan:
  "Pocket Watches"
• Eric Durham, Ph.D.:
  "Hip-Hop as Socio-Political Pundit"
• Cecilia L. Gardner, Esq.:
  "Protecting Your Business from Risk: Legal Compliance in the Jewelry Industry"
• Wendell Garrett:
  “By the dawn’s early light”: The Rise of American Nationalism"
• Jennifer F. Goldsborough:
  "Plus or Minus? Dilemmas in looking at Local Antiques as Seen Through Maryland Silver and Ceramics"
• Charles B. Goldstein, ISA CAPP:
  "The Web of Entanglement"
• Patricia T. Herr:
  "Amish Quilts"

• Alexandra Alevizatos Kirtley:
  “From 1770 it took a Spring”: Cabinetmaking in the late 18th and early 19th century Baltimore"
• Robert May:
  "Natural Colored Diamonds"
• Mary Cheek Mills:
  "Glass in 19th Century America"
• Graham Ospreay:
  "Forensic Examination and Forgery Analysis"
• Sumpter T. Priddy, III:
  "American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790-1840"
• Suzanne Smeaton:
  "Setting a Jewel: Considering Frames when Appraising Fine Art"
• Lita Solis-Cohen:
  "The Best and the Rest"
• Ken Specht:
  "Watches"
• Catherine Sproule:
  "Reinforcing Confidence in Jewelry Store Products"
• Kenneth Walton:
  "FAKE: Forgery, Lies and eBay"
• Janet Zapata:
  "Great American Jewelers, 1930-1980"

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