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04 Nov 2003An exhibition documenting the ways in which artists depicted the Kennedy years seems like such a good...
04 Nov 2003The top lot, a Louis XIV ormolu-mounted marquetry armoire by André-Charles Boulle, brought $4,599,500...
04 Nov 2003The Robert "King" Hooper Chippendale creation, of Boston origin, one of six known, sold in the room after...
04 Nov 2003Northeast Auctions is not releasing the name of the successful bidder, but our best guess is that it went...
04 Nov 2003The rare, flowing glaze vase with highly carved teasels sold for $24,150.
04 Nov 2003Having markedly influenced collecting and design trends, along with show business from Manhattan to Palm...
04 Nov 2003"From all indications at this point just about every exhibitor will be returning, including our dealers...
04 Nov 2003While no one is proclaiming that the end of the national recession is officially here, the dealers at the monthly...
04 Nov 2003Adelson Galleries, Inc will present a unique loan exhibition of approximately 50 John Singer Sargent...
04 Nov 2003Barbara Ernst Prey, a gifted artist with an international reputation, brings new life to the medium of watercolor...
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