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13 Jun 2006Quirky stars and stripes herald Independence Day in the exhibit "The Stars and Stripes: Fabric of the American...
13 Jun 2006The Rhinebeck Antiques Show set up in four buildings for its May 27-28 megashow at the Dutchess County...
13 Jun 2006One of the best collections in the country and rarely seen as a group, the Shelburne Museum's summer...
13 Jun 2006A 1792 half disme, which hails from the Floyd Starr collection, sold for $1,322,500 to a private collector...
13 Jun 2006Greg Martin Auctions realized more than $7 million in sales at its auction of Part I of the Robert Howard...
13 Jun 2006Christie's sale of important American paintings, drawings and sculpture, led by Maxfield Parrish's iconic...
13 Jun 2006"There is twice the amount of energy for this sale than we saw at our last auction," commented Gene Shannon...
13 Jun 2006Christie's recently completed the largest auction series in Asia with the sales of Modern and contemporary...
13 Jun 2006Weather for the May Brimfield week was not good but the gate was up more than ten percent over last May at Nan Gurley's...
13 Jun 2006In a city overpopulated with selling events, the New York International Tribal & Textile Arts Show...
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