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February 7, 2006Hefty end-of-year bonuses, mild weather, and more receptions and special events than ever triggered a boom in attendance and sales at the 52nd Winter Antiques Show.
February 7, 2006Sotheby's Americana Week Sales Total $24,693,680
February 7, 2006At the Birchwood Manor Antiques Show on January 6-8, art glass, silver, jewelry, fine art, Asiatic, bronzes, lighting and Continental furniture were fit to be seen.
February 7, 2006Years from now collectors will hark back on the January 7 auction in Newport Beach conducted by Theriault's as perhaps the most significant doll auction of its time.
February 7, 2006Native American, pre-Columbian and tribal art was offered and sold by Bonhams & Butterfields, setting world-record auction prices for multiple lots from a noted private collection.
February 7, 2006The Providence Athenaeum copy of John James Audubon's The Birds of America was purchased by an American private collector at Christie's for $5,616,000.
February 7, 2006The two-session Christie's sale of the Wildenstein collection of French furniture, objets d'art and tapestries on December 14 and 15 realized $38.8 million.
February 7, 2006The Hispanic Society of America is exhibiting watercolors, gouaches and illustrations of Daniel Urrabieta Vierge (1851-1904) from February 16 to April 23.
February 7, 2006The McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College will present "Secular/Sacred: Eleventh-Sixteenth Century Works from the Boston Public Library and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston." from February 19 through...
February 7, 2006Goya's 1824 portrait of a woman known as María Martínez de Puga is the inspiration for "Goya's Last Works," at The Frick from February 22 through May 14.-
February 7, 2006Is there room for an additional show in the Americana Week lineup for January 2007? Sanford L. Smith and Associates thinks there is.
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February 7, 2006Palmer St Ives Shannon, 74, died at his Maine home on January 31, after complications from lung disease.
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