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June 27, 2006The worlds of photography and sports have evolved hand-in-hand for more than a century, each moving from relatively primitive states to today's more sophisticated status.-
June 27, 2006Celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2006, the International Ceramics Fair & Seminar, which was conducted June 15-18 at the Park Lane hotel, proved as popular as ever with private collectors and academics.
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June 27, 2006Celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2006, the International Ceramics Fair & Seminar, which was conducted June 15-18 at the Park Lane hotel, proved as popular as ever with private collectors and academics.
June 27, 2006The Farmington Antiques Show had enough variety to appeal to a wide audience and despite a few weather-related hitches, the show finished its two-day run with a good showing Sunday.
June 27, 2006On Flag Day, June 14, at Sotheby's, four rare battle flags captured from American troops during the Revolutionary War sold for $17,392,000, far exceeding the presale estimate of $4/10 million.-
June 27, 2006Egon Schiele's lost masterpiece "Herbstsonne," recently rediscovered and restituted to the heirs of Karl Grünwald, was sold at Christie's on June 20 for $21,688,424.
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June 27, 2006A massive George Nakashima table became the top lot at Skinner this past Saturday, June 24, during its Twentieth Century Furniture and Decorative Arts sale when it fetched $204,000.
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June 27, 2006At Bonhams & Butterfields' entertainment memorabilia sale on June 25, film legend Charlie Chaplin's trademark bowler hat and cane from his iconic Tramp costume sold for $139,250.
June 27, 2006A pair of mergansers, circa 1900, by Clinton Keith, achieved a record $335,000 at Guyette and Schmidt, Inc's recent 21st annual spring decoy auction.
June 27, 2006The 46th special auction of collectors' carpets and ethnologica at Nagel ended with gratifying knockdowns and a total result of $1.2 million.-
June 27, 2006James F. Lettis, 83, auctioneer and former mayor of the City of Oneonta, died on Sunday evening, May 14, at the Oneonta Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.
June 27, 2006The Hancock House is exhibiting "Oil & Water: Paintings of Lake George 1860-1945" through August 26. This exhibition offers an opportunity to view the region through the eyes of many American painters...
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