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February 21, 2006After negotiating with the Pier management for a whole year, the Triple Pier Show will only have use of two piers for its March 18-19 show during rebuilding of the piers.
February 21, 2006It was standing room only as Bonhams New York conducted the firm's 24th annual Dog Sale on February 14, setting an international sales record for a dog art auction.
February 21, 2006A duck call made by J.T. Beckart in the 1940s sold for $9,219 in an online sale conducted on January 25-26 by SoldUSA.com.
February 21, 2006"Dazzle," the first of three Virginia Museum of Fine Arts exhibitions in a statewide series opens March 3 at the Piedmont Arts Association and runs through April 23.
February 21, 2006On February 14 at Sotheby's, Edward Steichen's "The Pond-Moonlight" shattered the world record for a photograph at auction, selling to applause for $2,928,000.
February 21, 2006Talk about a formula: The Tolland Antiques Show has one and it does not appear that there are any changes set for the future. And why should there be, for this show clicks.-
February 21, 2006Mary Walton, 91, widow of American antiques dealer John S. Walton, died on February 6.
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February 21, 2006Unsigned, in need of cleaning and with a puncture inflicted by Hurricane Charlie, the oil on canvas ship portrait still managed to set a world record price.
February 21, 2006With its earthy palette and arresting design, the pottery Americana collectors casually, sometimes inaccurately, call "mocha" appeals to practiced eyes.
February 14, 2006Closing out a week of shows, known as Americana Week, Stella Show Mgmt Co. opened at the Piers on January 21, with Americana and Antiques @ The Piers.
February 14, 2006When the Outsider Art Fair opened January 26, the gallery pulsated with raw emotion unleashed by the narratives, fantasies and the spiritual enigmas of dozens of untaught masters.-
February 14, 2006On February 24, the Historical Society of Delaware will open its new special exhibition, "Schoonover Studios: A Place in Our History."
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