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October 18, 2005At the Monaco Yacht Show attended by HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, a charity auction of 34 wristwatches raised $2,327,000 to fund muscular dystrophy research.
October 18, 2005The Lyme Art Association in Old Lyme. Conn. will present a special exhibition, "A Place for Art: Charles A. Platt, Architect of the Lyme Art Association Gallery," October 28-December 3.-
October 18, 2005Expensive taste was the order of the day at Bonhams' recent wine auction in London with a world record price for a single bottle of champagne
October 18, 2005The Mount Bromley Antiques Show, a two-day affair, presented about 30 Americana dealers with a wide range of country antiques and decorative rdf_Descriptions.
October 17, 2005New Russia's appetite for luxury combined with old Russia's deserved reputation for culture is luring the world's most enterprising dealers to participate in the second Moscow World Fine Art Fair from...
October 17, 2005American Impressionism fared well at James D. Julia's recent Samoset auction in Coastal Maine, led by an oil on canvas summer scene by Abbott Fuller Graves that netted $201,250.
October 12, 2005Originally organized at London's Victoria and Albert Museum, the International Arts and Crafts exhibition is now stateside with a diverse collection of 300 objects as part of Indianapolis 2005, a citywide...
October 11, 2005Amid colorful whirligigs fluttering in the breeze and an outdoor light show, the opening night for the Washington Connecticut Antiques Show was the place to be.-
October 11, 2005Almost as if scripted, the rare "Norwalk" slipware plate that the Norwalk Historical Society (NHS) was unable to purchase after coming up a couple bids short at Skinner's August 14 Americana auction has finally...
October 11, 2005The presentation of "Memling's Portraits" from October 12 to December 31 provides the most comprehensive overview ever done of the artist's career in portraiture.
October 11, 2005"Obsessive Drawing," currently on view at the American Folk Art Museum through March 19, explores the medium of drawing through the lines and markings made by five self-taught living artists.
October 11, 2005The top rdf_Descriptions of the day came as the vintage clothing was offered with seven lots bringing $13,420 from a New York City vintage clothing dealer.
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