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25 Mar 2003Christopher Hartop negotiated the sale of the important silver tureen, supplied to Sir Robert Walpole...
25 Mar 2003They were friends and rivals, giants in their art, by turns contemptuous of and bedazzled by one another's...
18 Mar 2003DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. The first catalog sale of 2003 by Pook & Pook, Inc. was conducted February 22 at their...
18 Mar 2003NEW YORK CITY - A collection of manuscripts concerning the printing of the Talmud in Italy, and the subsequent...
18 Mar 2003ASHVILLE, N.C. - A Shaker cherry garment hanger from the Tim Bookout Collection once exhibited at the Whitney...
18 Mar 2003PRINCETON, N.J.- Revolutionary Princeton was more like a snowy Valley Forge during the Lawrenceville/Princeton...
18 Mar 2003LONG VALLEY, N.J. Despite the aftermath of an East Coast blizzard, the threat of severe flooding,...
18 Mar 2003VILLANOVA, PENN. -- Philadelphians have been involved in the China Trade since 1784, when local financier...
18 Mar 2003NEW YORK CITY Noted philanthropist Robert W. Wilson has issued a $50 million challenge to the New York...
18 Mar 2003NEW YORK CITY Hirschl & Adler Galleries will exhibit "Observation & Creation: 200 Years of the Still...
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