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25 Mar 2003Under the terms of the agreement, Sotheby's and Christie's will each pay $20 million to the class...
25 Mar 2003The casepiece - which came with a detachable pierced crest, according to some a vernacular attempt...
25 Mar 2003Skinner had its largest grossing jewelry sale ever on March 18, one that totaled $1,739,435 with an eight...
25 Mar 2003The recent estates auction conducted by Neal attracted exuberant bidding on furniture and decorative...
25 Mar 2003Advertised as "Quality fine art at realistic prices," the show serves our economic times and the beginning...
25 Mar 2003The Bagdades' enormous enthusiasm for antiques regularly took them to shows and auctions all over...
25 Mar 2003According to fair promoters, approximately 23,700 visitors descended on the piers, Manhattan's Hudson...
25 Mar 2003"Plans include the redesign of 'Art & Auction' and an expansion of its editorial focus," said...
25 Mar 2003This exhibition, slated for Dallas and Cleveland, features South Indian bronzes, most notably those produced...
25 Mar 2003Developed over more than 40 years, the Abrams Collection includes Dutch and Flemish drawings and is the foremost...
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