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The Lighthouse Clocks of Simon Willard

01 Oct 2002

Lighthouse clocks are among the most expensive examples of early American clocks, yet they are also are among...
Wethersfield Highboy Brings $149,500 at Gustave White

01 Oct 2002

Connecticut dealer Marguerite Riordan picked up the slack by entering a bid of $90,000, with a telephone...
Pook & Pook Moves into New Auction Facility with 500-Lot Sale

01 Oct 2002

When Ron and Debbie Pook were asked if they missed not having their September 21 sale - which grossed...
International Dealers Set Their Sights on the Levy Estate in Connecticut

01 Oct 2002

Contents from the Bridgewater, Conn. home of the late Julien Levy attracted bidders from California to Athens,...
The New York Armory Antiques Show

01 Oct 2002

It is September as it should be, with an armory on Park Avenue filled with antiques. And to make it even...
The Hinsdale Antiques Show

01 Oct 2002

As has been the case during the past year, some exhibitors did exceptionally well, some did fairly well,...
Dealer Richard Hall, 65

01 Oct 2002

Richard was regarded as a "character" by those that knew him, passionate about both his storytelling...
The Americans are Coming!

01 Oct 2002

Works featuring more than 150 men and women who have shaped American history from the collections of the National...
New York City Wildlife

01 Oct 2002

The New York Public Library's collections have yielded a menagerie of striking images created by preeminent...
Cowboys, Indians and the Big Picture

01 Oct 2002

Thirty-eight works of art, including paintings and sculptures, showcase classic and contemporary creations...

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