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24 Feb 2009⁉f you have the right things, youl have a good show here, †was the comment overheard in the lunchroom...
24 Feb 2009The Charleston Museum continues to shed light on the subject of lighting with the planned March 1 opening...
24 Feb 2009Robert Kent Sheldon, 73, well-known antiques dealer and retired building contractor, died February 20 at his home...
24 Feb 2009There was plenty of furniture, art and fine accessories to bid on at New Orleans Auction Galleries†February...
24 Feb 2009Neal Auction February 7 and 8 estates auction got off to a solid start with the first lot across...
24 Feb 2009The Original Miami Beach Antique Show ran January 22′6 with the flagship affair filling the massive...
24 Feb 2009The Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University presents ⁆rom the Temple and the Tomb: Etruscan...
24 Feb 2009Yale University Art Gallery renowned collection of American fine and decorative arts is traveling...
17 Feb 2009George Washington prevailed on Presidents†Day weekend here where a miniature watercolor on ivory portrait...
17 Feb 2009The sale of important Americana at Sotheby kicked off January 23 and brought in $6,183,500 by the end of the next...
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