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18 Jul 2000Brian Seigel, a private collector in California, placed the winning bid of $1.1 million on July 15 in what...
18 Jul 2000The 'Lady Grace' was built simultaneously with the 'Andrea Gail' in 1978, and is an operational steel-hulled,...
18 Jul 2000NEW YORK CITY Last week the antiques community lost the nearest thing it had to a father. Harold Sack,...
18 Jul 2000What would you bid for an undisputed landmark in the history of Japanese art? If you are a major dealer...
18 Jul 2000Featured were miniature lamps, Victorian art glass, cut glass, early lighting, French glass, English...
18 Jul 2000More than 200 in-house attendants and slightly over 1,200 telephone, on-line and absentee bidders were...
18 Jul 2000NEW YORK CITY An absentee event featuring original artwork by the late Charles M. Schulz turned out to be a benchmark...
11 Jul 2000Kendall Whaling Museum forensics technician Don Ridley reported several investigations that extended...
11 Jul 2000CHICAGO, ILL. The first major exhibition of Egyptian art to travel to the city in more than 20 years,...
11 Jul 2000GREENWICH, CONN. The exhibition features more than 40 antique maps and sea charts, all printed in woodcut...
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