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30 Dec 2003An American original since its founding in 1955, the Winter Antiques Show embodies the spirit and flair...
30 Dec 2003Skinner's auction of Twentieth Century furniture and decorative arts was solid despite Boston's worst...
30 Dec 2003The 75-year-old mouse was no match for the legendary German cipher machine from World War II.
30 Dec 2003The collections of two women were merged in a 530-lot auction of antique dolls, toys and childhood ephemera...
30 Dec 2003Now in its 46th year, the show's 45 dealers presented art, jewelry, large and small furnishings and accessories...
30 Dec 2003It was the genuine and palpable camaraderie among the 46 dealers and patrons that made the atmosphere...
30 Dec 2003Richmond as a market for antiques is diverse. There are many people who are reasonably affluent and they...
30 Dec 2003The Wolfsonian-Florida International University is presenting an exhibition of woodblock prints by Japanese...
30 Dec 2003Beginning January 11, the Neuberger Museum of Art will focus on the various ways in which the representation...
30 Dec 2003"This is a seminal moment in recognizing the importance of modern architecture. We have been working...
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