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17 Jan 2006Nan Gurley conducted the nearly annual New Year's Day Antiques Show with more than 40 dealers in the building,...
17 Jan 2006The sun shone brightly as hundreds of people lined up outside Hartford Civic Center on January 7 to get into...
17 Jan 2006In the exhibition "Ben Franklin's Curious Mind," the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science celebrates the 300th...
16 Jan 2006Amid a glittering display of quality that rivaled the festively lit Christmas trees outside, Wendy's...
10 Jan 2006A recent auction of fine antique and collectible firearms at Greg Martin Auctions was strong. After three...
10 Jan 2006The Albany Institute of History and Art will host a world-class traveling exhibition "Excavating Egypt,"...
10 Jan 2006The Newark International Antiques and Collectibles Fair is a treasure trove of antiques for Europe and The West...
10 Jan 2006Following an elegant reception, James D. Julia further celebrated the completion of its expansion project...
10 Jan 2006The Glass Works' auction, "The Best of 2005," lived up to its name, as the 817 lots sold for a total...
10 Jan 2006There was applause at Sotheby's when Pablo Picasso's "Nu Jaune," sold for $13,736,000, far eclipsing...
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