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16 Sep 2008On September 1, Stover Auctions reported the theft of a tag that was affixed to an important Civil...
16 Sep 2008For the second year running, fine paintings, exquisite furniture and marine antiques displaced the hockey...
16 Sep 2008A rare and revealing letter documenting Elvis Presley very personal ⁇I Blues †headlined R&R...
16 Sep 2008⁗e did not see any signs of a weak economy and things went very, very well for us, †Melvin ⁂utch †Arion...
16 Sep 2008⁌ino Tagliapietra in Retrospect: A Modern Renaissance in Glass, †on view at the Renwick Gallery...
16 Sep 2008A consummate collector who passed away last year, J. Welles Henderson collection became part of a $7.9...
16 Sep 2008Tiffany stained glass, replete with luscious depictions of poppies, grape vines, lotus, daffodil,...
16 Sep 2008On August 8‱0, the Maine Antiques Festival was again the destination for about 250 antiques dealers...
16 Sep 2008Japan Society will present ⁎ew Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters, †the first exhibition, inside...
16 Sep 2008On September 8, Christie launched its first sale dedicated exclusively to works by international...
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