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October 4, 2005Record prices were established in numerous categories at Jackson's International Auctioneers during its August 13 sale of hand painted Nippon and Noritake, with total sales pushing $500,000.
October 4, 2005"The gate was down," said Gould. Still, she said, some dealers did surprisingly well, and the sales were not in just one particular category.
October 4, 2005Attendance was just under 3,000 and there was a good flow of sold objects leaving the park.
September 27, 2005The exhibition, "Eva Zeisel: The Playful Search for Beauty," is on view at the Hillwood Museum and Gardens through December 4.-
September 27, 2005"In Private Hands: 200 Years of American Painting," exhibits some of the finest works of American art held in private collections across the country.
September 27, 2005"We found the sale to be very successful," said owner Mike Fallon.
September 27, 2005People seemed to be coming from everywhere to bid on the contents of Merritt's Museum of Childhood, 1,301 lots featured in a two-day sale.
September 27, 2005Attracting many dealers from the nearby vicinity and some from throughout New York and New England, the show has a faithful following of customers.
September 27, 2005"Attendance doubled," stated MADA president Nancy Glazer. As buyers rushed onto the floor, many dealers could be seen placing red stickers and sold tags on rdf_Descriptions.-
September 27, 2005For the first time, the $1 million barrier has been breached in contemporary Indian art following Christie's September 21 sale of Indian and Southeast Asian art.
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September 27, 2005At Christie's September 20 sale, a rare Fourteenth Century painting and a sublime Persian-inscribed Sixteenth Century vase each achieved $1,696,000.
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September 20, 2005An auction of Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Prints and Drawing at Swann Galleries saw active bidding and totaled an impressive $2,629,705.
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