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July 24, 2007This year, the Le Mans 24-hour sports car race was conducted June 22′3 and preparation dislodged northern France largest antiques trade event from its usual third Wednesday into the following week.
July 24, 2007The June 16‱7 Prallsville Mills Antique Show attracted a host of knowledgeable dealers and patrons, who experienced an educated interplay regarding the treasures found at this Ellen Katona and Bob Lutz...
July 24, 2007In this far eastern Long Island village, about 100 miles from New York City, Jean Sinenberg conducted the 21st Annual Historic Mulford Farm Antiques Show and Sale on June 23.
July 24, 2007A rare and important lantern clock, dating back to the reign of James I (1603‱625), was sold for $286,000 at Bonhams on June 19 †a world record price for a clock of this kind.
July 24, 2007Sotheby recent sale of American paintings, drawings and sculpture enjoyed lively bidding, the top lot being Albert Bierstadt ⁍ountain Lake,†selling to a phone bidder for $4,856,000.
July 24, 2007Theriault auction of ⁁ Cherished Collection†at the Venetian Hotel recently featured 65 Jumeau dolls, among its 700 lots of dolls and playthings.
July 24, 2007A painting on original found cardboard of a blue cat by the Alabama freed slave folk artist Bill Traylor (1856‱947) sold for $42,550 at Slotin Auction sale of self-taught masterpieces and pottery...
July 24, 2007⁓hiva as Brahma,†South India, Chola dynasty, Tenth/ Eleventh Century, a life-sized granite sculpture of one of the supreme deities of the Hindu pantheon, recently made its Cleveland debut alongside...
July 24, 2007The New Orleans Museum of Art presents the exhibition ⁗indows Of Heaven: Russian Ikons from the Collection of Daniel R. Bibb and the New Orleans Museum of Art†through August 26.
July 24, 2007The tumultuous years of the Civil War will be seen through the eyes of Revolutionary War descendents in the exhibition ⁉nheriting the Revolution: Loyalty, Brotherhood and the Society of the Cincinnati...
July 23, 2007No understanding of modernism in America is complete without knowledge of the crucial role played by the Katherine Dreier and the Société Anonyme. Concerned that avant-garde art, introduced to America...
July 17, 2007⁔he collections of and accumulations by the Backofens†is how Bill Smith of William A. Smith, Inc, Auctioneers and Appraisers, described the contents of his June 29 on-site sale in the firm attractive,...
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