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13 Apr 2004At the start of the sale it was standing room only, with a bank of seven phones active immediately.
13 Apr 2004The imposing, inlaid mahogany bookcase-breakfront secretaire attracted substantial interest from local...
13 Apr 2004Top lot of the day was a Bremond interchangeable cylinder orchestral music box with 19-inch cylinders,...
13 Apr 2004Spring Olympia guidelines range from antiquities to rdf_Descriptions made yesterday, resulting in a fresh,...
13 Apr 2004Eighteenth Century French pieces also added flair to this prestigous show, as did Russian icons and Orientalia....
13 Apr 2004Long Island has its own sense of style and design - and this show caters to it.
13 Apr 2004Examples of this unique art form that flourished in rural areas of Mexico during the Nineteenth Century...
13 Apr 2004The Mercer Museum explores wildfowl hunting on the lower Delaware River from the late 1800s to the mid-Twentieth...
13 Apr 2004Anne Lyman Powers' love of sports is shown in paintings and prints of the Boston Celtics, oarsmen, canoe...
13 Apr 2004Sumpter Priddy III recalls the moment that he first experienced Fancy, a cultural phenomenon of such...
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