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December 27, 2005Thirteen phone bidders and one in the room chased the Martin Johnson Heade oil on canvas "Still Life with Cherokee Roses" to $402,000 at Skinner's American and European paintings sale.
December 23, 2005Less than a year ago, the map division of the New York Public Library was a public disgrace but all that changed when the room re-opened, renewed and restored.
December 20, 2005Nan Gurley produced a very fine antiques show at the Royal Plaza Trade Center in Marlborough, Mass.with lots of booths of great period paint, folk art and weathervanes.-
December 20, 2005A silver dealership here reported the theft of a James I silver gilt wine cup valued at $75,000 from an antiques show in Manhattan in October.
December 20, 2005For 31 consecutive years, the faithful members of the Pound Ridge Historical Society have gathered for their fund raising affair - the Fall Antiques Show.
December 20, 2005The sounds and smells of Christmas past pervade the Winterthur Museum and Country Estate this holiday season in recreations of past American Yuletide traditions.
December 20, 2005The auction year has ended for Antiquorum New York with a $5,787,000 sale of collectors' wristwatches, pocket watches and clocks on December 7.
December 20, 2005Christie's November 1 sale of Impressionist and Modern art totaled $160,931,200, the highest total for a various owners Impressionist and Modern art evening sale there since May 1990.
December 20, 2005A desirable Gunthermann Gordon Bennet 12-inch racer, modeled after a renowned French racecar from the 1930s, drove the auction action at James D. Julia's last month.
December 20, 2005On November 30, in an overflowing salesroom at Sotheby's, a sale of American paintings, drawings and sculpture brought a total of $62,979,600.
December 20, 2005Seventy-five authentic American powder horns created between 1747 and 1781 are joining the world-class collection of Americana at Historic Deerfield.
December 20, 2005About 250 people attended the Friday night opening of the 24th annual Holiday Antiques Show at the Williamsburg Kingsmill Marriott on November 25.
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