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October 25, 2005Kamelot Auction's recent fall sale featured furniture by French cabinetmaker Jansen and an acquisition of 12 George Nakashima pieces.-
October 25, 2005While not the top lot at Shannon's October 20 auction, a W. Herbert Dunton oil on canvas created the most interest prior to and the most conversation after the auction.
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October 25, 2005The star of the show at Nadeau's Americana auction Saturday, October 22, was a rare and stylish Wethersfield bonnet-top Queen Anne highboy.
October 25, 2005Clars Auction Gallery's September 11 auction was the largest of its 50-year history, bringing a record $1.6 million to the gallery.
October 25, 2005Another Rhinebeck season ended with the most recent Columbus Day weekend show at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds with good sales despite heavy rains.
October 25, 2005An abstract metal sculpture by Harry Bertoia created a bidding battle at Alderfer Auction Company's September 14-15 sale before selling to the phone for $29,900.
October 25, 2005The ADA/Historic Deerfield (Mass.) Antiques Show is steadily becoming a destination for collectors from around the country.
October 25, 2005For good design in the city October 14-16, The Modern Show in New York City was the place to be.-
October 25, 2005The first exhibition devoted to Andre Derain's extraordinary series of large-scale paintings of London circa 1906-1907 is on view at London's Courtauld Institute of Art..
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October 25, 2005The sacred art of J. Michael Walker will be on display at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music (Conn.) through November 30 before the exhibit continues on to New York.
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October 25, 2005Between 1896 and the outbreak of the Great War in 1914, about two million settlers poured into the Canadian prairies. This historical chapter is the focus of a new exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Civilization....
October 25, 2005The chief charm of the International Art + Design Fair, the wild child from the Haughton family of shows, is its unpredictability and an ongoing visual flux.
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