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August 15, 2005The recent event, July 22-24, featured, according to JMK Shows' Jesse Kohler, everything from Tang to Tiffany and lots in between.
August 15, 2005Several dealers reported a good opening, others said Saturday was good and others reported sales right up until pack out.
August 15, 2005The Nantucket show was a rounding success and a tribute to the efforts of the Nantucket Historical Association's membership.
August 10, 2005This show is a rare opportunity to see Siamese art, the first public viewing in America in more than 30 years.
August 9, 2005The painting, measuring 64 by 39 inches and depicting a young Balinese girl dancing, sold for $105,000.-
August 9, 2005Celebrating Stanton Auctions' 25th year in the business, auctioneer Peter Imler hosted an Americana auction on Tuesday, August 2.
August 9, 2005Amazingly staged for one-day only with a "tremendous gate," nearly 180 exhibitors gathered in the four main halls at the fairgrounds on July 23.-
August 9, 2005One of the foremost authorities on American and English pewter, Webster Goodwin died on July 2, 2005.
August 9, 2005At Christie's sale of Twentieth Century decorative art and design, a Carl Mollino table sold for $3,824,000 against a presale estimate of $150/200,000.-
August 9, 2005"Empire to Exile,'' an exhibit of painter Jacques-Louis David's work traces Napoleon's rise to emperor in the early Nineteenth Century.
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August 9, 2005More than 40 paintings are featured in this miniretrospective of contemporary New England artist Bernard Chaet (American, born 1924).
August 9, 2005The top lot of the auction was a nice Windsor bench that sold for $10,120.
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