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November 7, 2005The crowd was substantial for the Stanton Americana auction on October 18, which mostly consisted of rdf_Descriptions from the Stuart Beebe Historical Homestead in Hamden, Conn.
November 7, 2005The Walters Art Museum will open on November 19, "Sacred Arts and City Life: The Glory of Medieval Novgorod," with art and culture from Russia's oldest medieval city.-
November 7, 2005Elizabeth "Libby" Hosmer Kramer, co-owner of the Heart of Country Antiques Show and partner in Richard E. Kramer & Associates, died Wednesday, October 26, after battling illness.
November 4, 2005Dealers put together their best for the Gramercy Park Antiques Show that took place at the 69th Regiment Armory, October 21-23 offering patrons plenty to choose from.
November 4, 2005The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is concluding a yearlong celebration of its 200th anniversary with an exhibition, "In Private Hands: 200 Years Of American Painting."
November 2, 2005The Fall Hartford Antiques Show opened to a lively and passionate crowd of collectors, dealers and retailers that rushed in and proceeded to buy, buy, buy.
November 1, 2005The "Atlantique City Holiday Megafair: The Largest Indoor Antique & Collectibles Show In The World," features everything from the "sublime to the ridiculous."
November 1, 2005The Fall Hartford Antiques Show opened to a lively and passionate crowd of collectors, dealers and retailers that rushed in and proceeded to buy, buy, buy.
November 1, 2005For good design in the city over the weekend of October 14-16, The Modern was the place to be.
November 1, 2005The New York Antiques & Fine Art, a neat and compact show, is the newest addition to Manhattan's fall calendar.
November 1, 2005Despite heavy rains, the Greenwich Antiques Show enjoyed the largest gate organizers can remember on October 15.-
November 1, 2005A rare Byrdcliffe chiffonier, circa 1904, with painted panels by Hermann Dudley Murphy established a record price at auction when it sold for $207,000.
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