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December 27, 2005More than 40 exhibitors took part in the Antiquarius Antiques Show, which kicked off its 48th year with a gala preview party to benefit the Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich.
December 27, 2005The Atlanta International Antiques Fair filled the Cobb Galleria Centre with a successful premier for this first three-day show.
December 27, 2005The Wilton Holiday one-day show is a popular destination for antiques lovers and holiday shoppers, and the early morning snow did little to discourage early buyers .
December 27, 2005A handsome Massachusetts Federal tall clock with a case attributed to John and Thomas Seymour of Boston was the star of the day at CRN Auctions, fetching $92,000.
December 27, 2005An original stained and layered figural window by Tiffany Studios sold for $166,750 at Red Baron's Antiques last sale of 2005 before its next auction March 4-5.-
December 27, 2005A civil action complaint was filed Wednesday, December 14, in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas against Bryn Mawr auctioneer Russell Pritchard III.
December 27, 2005The North Carolina Museum of Art announced it has received an unprecedented gift of 22 Auguste Rodin works from the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation.
December 27, 2005Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers marked its 175th year as the oldest auction house in the Midwest with a Winter gallery auction that took place on December 3 and 4.
December 27, 2005The Amon Carter Museum will present an exhibition next month of more than 50 prints that illustrate the enduring vision of master printmaker Robert Blackburn.-
December 27, 2005Barry Halper, owner of one of the most extensive collections of baseball memorabilia and a limited partner in the New York Yankees, has died at 66.
December 27, 2005Well known and highly respected, Peter W. Chapulis, 77, of Litchfield, Conn., died December 21 at St Francis Hospital in Hartford after suffering a heart attack.
December 27, 2005Bear-hunting season in New Jersey was preceded by "antiques-hunting" season that opened at the December 3 -4 Christmas Antiques Show, run by Ellen Katona and Bob Lutz.
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