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25 Oct 2005Kamelot Auction's recent fall sale featured furniture by French cabinetmaker Jansen and an acquisition...
25 Oct 2005While not the top lot at Shannon's October 20 auction, a W. Herbert Dunton oil on canvas created the most...
25 Oct 2005The star of the show at Nadeau's Americana auction Saturday, October 22, was a rare and stylish Wethersfield...
25 Oct 2005Clars Auction Gallery's September 11 auction was the largest of its 50-year history, bringing a record...
25 Oct 2005Another Rhinebeck season ended with the most recent Columbus Day weekend show at the Dutchess County...
25 Oct 2005An abstract metal sculpture by Harry Bertoia created a bidding battle at Alderfer Auction Company's September...
25 Oct 2005The ADA/Historic Deerfield (Mass.) Antiques Show is steadily becoming a destination for collectors from...
25 Oct 2005For good design in the city October 14-16, The Modern Show in New York City was the place to be.
25 Oct 2005The first exhibition devoted to Andre Derain's extraordinary series of large-scale paintings of London...
25 Oct 2005The sacred art of J. Michael Walker will be on display at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music (Conn.)...
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