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March 21, 2006Imagine an antiques show as Cirque du Soleil and you get a sense of the New York Design Fair, which wrapped up its 2006 edition at the Seventh Regiment Armory on March 13.
March 21, 2006The hall was packed with eager buyers for Northfield Auctions' first sale of the year with quality high-end lots selling well, said auctioneer Paul Gorzocoski.
March 21, 2006A folk portrait attributed to Sheldon Peck was the top lot at Duane Merrill's recent sale when it sold for $84,700.
March 21, 2006Sandwiched between two major antiquarian book fairs in Los Angeles and San Francisco, PBA Galleries presented an auction of rare books and manuscripts on February 23.
March 21, 2006George Ferrell has been in the business and conducting auctions for 39 years, as of last month, so he was not surprised by the good prices he recently received for some excellent antiques.
March 21, 2006Show promoters said last month's Tailgate Antiques Show at Fiddlers Inn had its best statistics since the late 1990s and early buying was at a new high.
March 21, 2006Music Valley Antiques Market, the second of the three big Nashville shows during Heart of Country Week, was a great success, according to the promoters.
March 21, 2006Heart of Country Antiques Show was greeted by large, free-spending crowds at its most recent gathering, February 23-26.
March 21, 2006The Harvard University Art Museums will present "American Watercolors and Pastels, 1875-1950," at the Fogg Art Museum April 8 to June 25.-
March 21, 2006Many rdf_Descriptions in the exhibition "Bauble, Bangles and Beads," exhibit at Yale University Art Gallery through July 23 are on public view for the first time.
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March 21, 2006To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the royal wedding, the Philadelphia Museum of Art will present "Fit for a Princess: Grace Kelly's Wedding Dress," on view April 1-May 21.
March 21, 2006On April 1, the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage will premiere a major traveling exhibition tracing the shared roots of Jewish and Christian values and practices.
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