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October 11, 2005A new world record was set when Web Wilson's September Internet hardware auction sold a rare standing elk doorknob for $9,234.
October 11, 2005The two-day Asian arts, with gross sales of $1,005,008, accounted for nearly half of the week's sales. The top lot was a scroll painting in colored ink on paper by Qi Baishi (1864-1975), "Ch'i Pai-Shih,"...
October 11, 2005Stair Galleries opened its new 549 Warren Street headquarters on September 14 for the preview of its English and Continental furniture and art auction.
October 11, 2005Cohen estimated that this year's attendance was about 30 percent better than last year, and noted that last year's attendance was also up by 30 percent from the previous year.
October 11, 2005A midweek email from M.S. Rau Antiques on Royal Street heralded the reopening of the store and a return to business as usual in the Big Easy.
October 11, 2005"Furniture seems to be selling quite well this year; lots of it is going out the front door," Marie Miller said from her vantage point near the entrance to the VADA Show. Howard Graff, who manages the show,...
October 4, 2005Hurricane Katrina hit at the beginning of the profitable fall convention season when doctors and software experts pour into town and spend generously. It wiped out what will surely be the entire fourth...
October 4, 2005Some of the greatest drawings and paintings by Netherlandish artists will be in the exhibition "Rembrandt and His Time: Masterworks from the Albertina, Vienna."-
October 4, 2005The Weaving Art Museum announces its eighth online exhibition: "The Wealth Of Kings-Masterpiece Persian Carpets" on view at weavingartmuseum.org.
October 4, 2005The top lot of the auction came as a large portrait of a woman, done in the style of John Singer Sargent, was offered. The life-size painting sold for $6,600.
October 4, 2005Morphy Auctions chalked up a significant milestone over this past Labor Day weekend - its first $2 million sale.
October 4, 2005Rock Island Auction Company completed the second best auction in its history on August 27-29, with the three-day total of more than $5.2 million.
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