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12 Jun 2007Imagine starting the day with a champagne brunch amid erotically provocative sculpture. That was the plucky...
12 Jun 2007In a hushed and standing-room-only salesroom at Sotheby on June 7, auction history was made when a bronze...
12 Jun 2007Christie sale of Russian paintings and works of art on April 18 presented collectors with a wide range...
12 Jun 2007The contents of the estate of well-known Williamstown, Mass., antiques dealer John Robinson crossed the auction...
12 Jun 2007On April 21, Mike and Seth Fallon of Copake Auction held their 16th annual antique bicycle auction. The top lot was a Carroll...
12 Jun 2007The exhibition ⁔he Great Cover Up: American Rugs on Beds, Tables and Floors,†organized by Lee Kogan,...
12 Jun 2007A salute to Twentieth Century American music will be presented by the James A. Michener Art Museum via the photo...
12 Jun 2007Beginning in an open-air courtyard and winding up through all three floors of the Brandywine River Museum...
12 Jun 2007Billing itself as ⁔he Great Country Show,†the Historic East Berlin Antiques Show works hard to live...
12 Jun 2007Rolling farmlands stretching in every direction make the county seat of York a regional breadbasket....
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