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November 15, 2005"Needless to say, the eagle has flown," quipped Kaja Veilleux after he hammered down a rare Bellamy carved and painted eagle at his Thomaston Place auction for $101,750.
November 15, 2005James Bakker and Robert Edwards teamed up to offer 29 lots of rare material from the Byrdcliffe Arts and Crafts colony including a chiffonier that fetched a record $207,000.
November 15, 2005A good selection of Americana attracted large crowds of buyers to Nadeau's Auction Gallery on Saturday, October 22.
November 15, 2005Boasting newly renovated galleries with lots of space, the Showplace in New York City opened its doors with an an appealing auction of estate merchandise.
November 15, 2005Antiques experts Leigh and Leslie Keno were among the recipients when President George W. Bush awarded the 2005 National Humanities Medal November 10.
November 15, 2005David Smith's iconic "Cubi XXVIII" set a new world record for a contemporary work of art at auction when it sold at Sotheby's for $23,816,000, the highest price achieved at auction this season.
November 15, 2005Sotheby's sale of the Laurance S. Rockefeller estate on October 11 and 12 offered a glimpse into the private world of one of the country's great art collecting dynasties, the Rockefellers.
November 15, 2005The first floor of the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum was all dressed up over the October 29-30 weekend when antiques dealers moved in to present the 28th annual Antiques & Design Show.
November 15, 2005Kestenbaum and Company's first Judaica auction of the 2005-2006 season got off to a rousing start on September 20 with nearly 90 percent of the 340-plus lots on offer being sold.
November 14, 2005Ageless traditions in pottery are explored in the recently opened exhibition "The Potter's Eye: Art and Tradition in North Carolina Pottery," at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
November 8, 2005The Great Danbury (Conn.) Antiques Fair drew over 700 visitors to its two-day event over the October 22-23 weekend.
November 8, 2005Vermont's Duane Merrill & Company Gallery offers an old-time country auction, making it an inviting destination for shoppers looking for fresh estate goods.
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