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Tiaras

04 Jun 2002

Great jewels have inspired hot passions and dark deeds through the ages, so no one should be surprised...
Previously Unknown Pair of Whale Oil Lamps Ignite Bidders in Virginia

04 Jun 2002

Jeff Evans, Green Valley Auction's owner, was invited to a house outside of New York City to evaluate...
Rare Byrdcliffe Cabinet Brings New World Record at Briggs'

04 Jun 2002

The collection and inventory of the scholar, historian, collector, and dealer Robert Edwards of Swarthmore,...
Single-Owner Clock Collection Reaps Timely Rewards in West Palm Beach

04 Jun 2002

All in all, 147 rdf_Descriptions were sold, consisting of 20 watches and 127 clocks. What made this auction...
The Rite of Spring

04 Jun 2002

For mainstream America, spring means getting the back yard in shape. Yet for a select group, those just...
Sotheby's Confirms Taubman 13D Filing

04 Jun 2002

The company confirmed June 3 Taubman's intention to explore a possible sale or merger of Sotheby's...
The Speed Art Museum Launches Interactive Digital Brochure

04 Jun 2002

The Speed has decided to digitally promote the upcoming 2003 exhibition, "Millet to Matisse: Nineteenth-...
Cézanne and the Transformed Landscape

04 Jun 2002

The Baltimore Museum of Art celebrates the return of its French masterpieces from a two-year international...
In the Lyme Light

04 Jun 2002

The Lyme Art Association, one of the oldest arts organizations in the country, will mount the landmark,...
Retrospective, with a New Perspective

04 Jun 2002

In Chicago, ArchiTech presents dozens of original drawings, prints and photographs from the gallery's...

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