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September 20, 2005Just weeks after acquiring a complete set of Grueby tiles, the Two Red Roses Foundation acquired a Grueby tile fireplace surround.
September 20, 2005An eagle carved by John Haley Bellamy of Kittery, Maine, was the highlight of the Robert L. Foster sale September 3 and 4, selling for $60,500.
September 20, 2005Show manager Steve Jenkins said, "We had a pretty good show, good gate [visitors] did pretty good for the dealers and sales seemed good."
September 20, 2005"Behind the Magic - 50 Years of Disneyland" debuts at The Henry Ford Museum on September 23.
September 20, 2005"I've been doing Brimfield for over 20 years," exclaimed one dealer as he gazed up at the cloudless skies, "and this is the best Brimfield week I have ever seen."
September 20, 2005Shattered records livened up the already lively Northeast Auctions' Marine and China Trade sale as no fewer than four world record prices were achieved.
September 20, 2005An extraordinary colonial American overmantel and companion fireboard was the hot lot of Kaja Veilleux's two-day sale August 27-28, selling for $605,000.
September 20, 2005"In the American Grain: Dove, Hartley, Marin, O'Keeffe and Stieglitz" is on view from September 30 through January 2 at the Currier Museum of Art.-
September 20, 2005Beginning October 1, the Brandywine River Museum presents "Andrew Wyeth: Early Watercolors," an exhibition of nearly 50 watercolor paintings by Andrew Wyeth.
September 13, 2005The most exciting rdf_Description in this collection is the earliest plan for the Babar book (91/2 by 6 inches) with 44 pages of pencil and watercolor sketches and the original text.
September 13, 2005MastroNet's recent online auction included such diverse rdf_Descriptions as a World Series jersey worn by Dizzy Dean to a lock of hair from Napoleon.
September 13, 2005At the recent William A. Smith sale, a desirable New Hampshire Chippendale maple slant lid desk took top honors when it sold for $29,700.
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