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20 Jul 2004It was once used as a lamp and was carved from a solid piece of glass.
20 Jul 2004The lot came as a huge surprise to almost everyone in the gallery.
20 Jul 2004A first edition of John Gould's five-volume "The Birds of Great Britain" snagged the price.
20 Jul 2004For the third consecutive sale at the gallery, a Cape-area member of the trade bought nearly everything...
20 Jul 2004If you are an antiques dealer in Maine and the gross sales you report to the state's Revenue Services...
20 Jul 2004More than 20 fields have space available for dealers who drive up at the last minute hoping to stake...
20 Jul 2004"[There is] a sense of real satisfaction with the changes made for the show."
20 Jul 2004This traveling exhibition, organized by the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Chipstone Foundation, is guest...
20 Jul 2004Twenty-five years before Ralph and Martha Cahoon became famous for their whimsical primitive paintings,...
20 Jul 2004Integrity, Native Americans believe, is what guides the character of artists and their relationship to their...
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