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25 May 2004"It is an honor to have sold Charles Willson Peale's magnificent portrait of George Washington and to have...
25 May 2004Ten phones were mustered for a dark picture described in the catalog merely as "painter standing beside...
25 May 2004With a wingspan of 5'11", the molded and gilded zinc American eagle reached $243,200 at Sotheby's.
25 May 2004The top lot was Jean-Michel Basquiat's "Blue Heads," 1983, which reached $2,024,000.
25 May 2004The lot was part of a strong, two-day Americana auction at Pook & Pook Inc.
25 May 2004The Gustav Stickley writing desk was designed by Harvey Ellis.
25 May 2004Martin Greenstein has been upgrading the offerings for the past two years, insisting that dealers present...
25 May 2004"The town has always supported this show and they come out and buy."...
25 May 2004The two-day event suffered at the gate for the promoter and dealers, who assumed the weather was too nice...
25 May 2004Move over, Kenos. There is another sibling duo making important finds in the antiques world - in this...
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