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02 Dec 2003Owned by a woman in her 90s who was moving to a smaller dwelling, the townhouse yielded many incredible...
02 Dec 2003Clients successfully bid from Paris, Berlin, Florence, Madrid, Barcelona, London, Tokyo, Mexico, Jakarta...
02 Dec 2003The pristine group of seven Nantucket baskets, each one marked with the maker's name of Ferdinand Sylvaro,...
02 Dec 2003This edition of the show proved, once again, to be a "fall classic."
02 Dec 2003"I have never seen a promoter do so much for the dealers. He cared about us and would do anything for us."
02 Dec 2003The Antiques Dealers' Association of America has announced that this noted scholar and author has been...
02 Dec 2003Bearden's ability to manipulate photographs, colored paper and paint into vivid artistic compositions...
02 Dec 2003Nine boldly patterned quilts, ranging in date from 1892 to 1940 - all made by women from Amish communities...
02 Dec 2003In India, almost every piece of pre-Nineteenth Century silver was later melted down to make something...
02 Dec 2003"Elegant Innovations: American Rookwood Pottery, 1880-1960," a new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum...
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