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May 16, 2006Topping $620,000 for more than 1,700 lots offered, Clars Auction Gallery's two-day spring estate auction was its highest grossing April auction ever.
May 16, 2006Smythe's spring Currency & Stock and Bond Auction, consisting of 1,400-plus lots, realized more than $1 million.
May 16, 2006"From Wood to Architecture: Recent Designs from Finland" takes a fresh look at the possibilities offered by the oldest of building materials: wood.
May 16, 2006The Zimmerman House, the only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed residence open to the public in New England, conducts tours now through January.
May 16, 2006As ambassador of the newly formed United States of America to France from 1776 to 1785, Benjamin Franklin captivated the citizens of Paris upon his arrival and was quickly elevated to celebrity status....
May 16, 2006Six times each year the South of England showground becomes the hallowed grounds for antiques hunters and sellers at the Ardingly International Antiques and Collectors Fair.-
May 16, 2006Frank H. Boos, 70, president of the Frank H. Boos Gallery in Troy, Mich. and known for the colorful collection of bow ties he wore on the PBS television show Antiques Roadshow, died on May 9.
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May 9, 2006The crowd was prepared as a variety of jukeboxes and slot machines crossed the block at Preston Evan's Opportunities Auction recent two-day event.
May 9, 2006Whether portrayed demure and chaste or bold and independent, women were arguably the most common subject for American artists in the latter half of the Nineteenth Century.
May 9, 2006In a serious bid to make Naples a Mecca for antique buyers, the Naples Woman's Club has sponsored a new antiques show featuring well-known quality dealers....
May 9, 2006Collectors of American toys and mechanical banks knew a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when they saw it at Morphy Auctions' spring sale.
May 9, 2006With three sales devoted to Chinese art, Christie's Rockefeller Center saleroom recently became the beating heart of this market segment for a day.
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