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December 13, 2005The Neuberger Museum of Art will open three new shows in January at Purchase (N.Y.) College and will continue the exhibition of Jim Dine's drawings to January 8.
December 13, 2005The River Stone Antiques and Design Center has opened with more than 40 dealers exhibiting quality antiques and decorative accessories in a 10,000-square-foot space.
December 13, 2005The October 19 Christie's sale of Magnificent Jewels featured diamonds in all colors and shapes with 347 lots sold, totaling $35,652,800.
December 13, 2005Sotheby's October 26 sale of important English and Continental silver brought $1,345,860 and early English silver from the collection of the late Charles L. Poor totaled $3,139,260.
December 13, 2005The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center turns 30 this year and in celebration of its "pearl" anniversary, the center hosted a party to benefit ASID on November 10.
December 13, 2005The Prallsville Mills Fall Antiques Show offered a serene and inviting antiquing experience and boasted "knowledgeable antique customers" and dealers.
December 13, 2005"We just completed our fifth year and we feel really good about what we are doing," said Tim Verre, co-manager of the Wethersfield Antiques Show....
December 13, 2005Optimism was in good supply at Art20, the Modern and Contemporary fine art fair that took place at the Seventh Regiment Armory November 18-21.
December 13, 2005The long-running Chappaqua Antiques Show takes into account the wide range of tastes of its repeat and new customers who come for its top-drawer wares.-
December 13, 2005Robert Kinnaman, the American folk art and antiques dealer, died at his home on December 8, after a long illness. He was 57 years old.
December 13, 2005Prettier than ever, the Connoisseur's Antiques Fair opened for five days at the Gramercy Park Armory at Lexington and 28th Street on Wednesday, November 16.-
December 13, 2005Constance L. Hays, wife of John Hays, deputy chairman of Christie's, died of cancer on December 5 at Calvary Hospital in New York City.
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