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November 8, 2005Chadds Ford dealer Jan Whitlock, a specialist in American textiles and folk art, has been named to the 2006 Winter Antiques Show in New York City.-
November 8, 2005Stella Show Mgmt Co. announced that its January 21 and 22 Americana at the Piers, which had been reduced to a single pier, will resume its normal two Piers.
November 8, 2005The Yale Center for British Art is presenting "Sensation and Sensibility: Viewing Gainsborough's 'Cottage Door'" and is the only East Coast venue for the exhibition.-
November 8, 2005New Hampshire collector George Baker D'Arcy's favorite piece, a carved wooden tiger, sold at Northeast Auction's estate sale for $160,000 last weekend.
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November 8, 2005An Eighteenth Century silver salver by Myer Myers surprised many as it became the top lot at Skinner's Americana sale this past Sunday, November 6.
November 8, 2005Auctioneer Ron Clarke was enthused by the size of the crowd that packed into his gallery on the evening of October 18 for his first auction devoted strictly to art.
November 8, 2005The youngest of the three antiques shows held during Nashville's famous Heart Week antiques event, Music Valley Antiques Market was a big hit with dealers.
November 8, 2005Heart of Country had its last fall show in Nashville in October. Starting next September, the second show of each year will be moved to Dallas.-
November 8, 2005Charles "Charlie" Godwin died at his home October 18 after a brief illness at the age of 84. Charlie and his wife Margaret "Peggy" Godwin ran the Godwin Gallery in Pepperell, Mass. from its inception in 1978.
November 7, 2005Paintings from Texas estates were the stars at the October 12 sale at Dallas Auction Gallery where the top lot was "The River Bank" by E.I. Couse, which sold for $100,875.
November 7, 2005Although its two highest-estimated lots were passed, Shannon's Fine Art once again posted stellar results with the approximately 250 lots grossing an impressive $3.25 million.
November 7, 2005Vermont's Duane Merrill & Company Gallery offers an old-time country auction feel, making it an inviting destination for shoppers looking for fresh estate goods.
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