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July 11, 2006A painted Tibeto Chinese Thangka dated 1479 was the climax of the 31st special auction of Asian art recently conducted at Nagel's when a Chinese buyer agreed to pay $340,000 for it.
July 11, 2006The Philadelphia Museum of Art has been given the Robert L. McNeil Jr Collection of American Presidential china, considered the finest outside the White House.
July 11, 2006The Morgan Library & Museum will commemorate Rembrandt's 400th birthday by mounting two exhibitions, "Celebrating Rembrandt: Etchings from the Morgan" and "From Rembrandt to van Gogh: Dutch Drawings...-
July 11, 2006Author Robert A. Ellison Jr through his efforts with this recent book, brings potter George Ohr's significant artistic achievements into clear view.
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July 11, 2006Show promoter dmg world media has announced that it has canceled summer editions of its West Palm Beach Antique & Collectibles Show in 2006.
July 11, 2006During and after the morning rains, customers came to the East Hampton Historic Society's Mulford Farms Antiques Show and Sale and dealers reported satisfactory sales.
July 11, 2006The rains Saturday established new record levels for the area but even so customers came to the collections at the June 24-25 Bridgehampton Historical Society's Antiques and Design in the Hampton's Show....
July 3, 2006Festive under ordinary circumstances, Wilton Outdoors!, the open-air market managed by Marilyn Gould, started with a surprise birthday party on Saturday morning, June 17, at Allen's Meadows north of Wilton...
July 3, 2006With more than 8,500 selected pieces, Hermann Historica OHG's 50th anniversary auction was one of its largest since its founding.
July 3, 2006Charting the way as the top lot at the recent sale of Millea Bros., was a signed oil painting by Agathe (Rostel) Roestel that escalated to $72,450 to a phone bidder in Europe.
July 3, 2006Members of the Merritt family looked on, smiling, as one toy after another from the fabled archives of the Mary Merritt Doll Museum passed to new owners in Noel Barrett's $1.4 million auction.
July 3, 2006Paintings were the story at Kaminski Auctioneers' recent sale where William Bradford's "Arctic Sunset" sold for $471,500.
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