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22 Mar 2005The rare 1640 first collected edition of Shakespeare's 'Poems' sold for $25,875, despite lacking the frontispiece...
22 Mar 2005While much speculation exists as to the actual intended use of this piece, it had been listed but never...
22 Mar 2005Online, individuals from Germany, France, Austria and England took on the formidable gallery audience,...
22 Mar 2005Once again sales were strong, with garden ornaments and figural pieces garnering most of the attention.
22 Mar 2005This year's three-day event saw 1,500 attendees and more than 2,000 tickets were sold for the antiques...
22 Mar 2005"We had a terrific gate - a few less early buyers and a lot more retail buyers attended."
22 Mar 2005Works exhibited portray animals as symbols of peace, majestic creatures of nature, subjects of scientific...
22 Mar 2005Despite his lack of botanical training. Albert R. Valentien created more than 1,000 accurate and detailed...
22 Mar 2005Cooper-Hewitt will present more than 150 textile applications from a wide range of areas, including architecture,...
22 Mar 2005Export porcelain could be more valuable than silver plate on the table, a fact not surprising in light...
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