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08 Jul 2003For more than a quarter century Frost & Reed has exhibited Nineteenth and Twentieth Century classical...
01 Jul 2003What is more American than apple pie? Eagles, flags and Lady Liberty, judging by the dozens of patriotic...
01 Jul 2003The unsigned 20- by 25-inch watercolor portraits attributed to Mr Wilson attracted the attention of all of the major...
01 Jul 2003Unique in its focus on slavery and the Emancipation Proclamation, the banner depicted kneeling male and female...
01 Jul 2003Copake Auction founder and auctioneer Mike Fallon described the sale as "a rousing success. Our low estimate...
01 Jul 2003After several years in the planning stages, Jerry Oliver and his partner Michael Gannon brought together...
01 Jul 2003More than 40 dealers from as far away as Kansas and Missouri -- even England -- offered antiques of many...
01 Jul 2003"Find!" will begin each episode with the Kenos visiting viewers' homes around the country searching for hidden...
01 Jul 2003Mr Parker formed the company 35 years ago with Stuart Jackson Horn. From the beginning, the dealers specialized...
01 Jul 2003The museum features a new exhibition showcasing patriotic themes in American fine, folk and decorative...
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