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August 9, 2005An extremely rare Nantucket lightship basket brought a believed record price of $115,000 at auction for an individual Nantucket basket.
August 9, 2005"We did about $9 million in sales," confirmed auctioneer Ron Bourgeault, still finalizing his tally as Antiques and The Arts Weekly went to press.
August 9, 2005A remarkable collection of Hudson River School paintings is on view through September 25 at the New Britain Museum of American Art (NBMAA).
August 9, 2005The show was a "bright light in sales for most of us," according to one of the show's committee members, Bob Fraser.-
August 9, 2005A rare blue painted box with yellow and red foliate decoration was the top lot at Cyr Auction Company on August 3, selling for $23,000.
August 5, 2005Alex Katz has played a major role in the emergence of a new realism in American art.-
August 2, 2005The top lot of the marine auction was an unassuming lot of nine books on Arctic exploration, which sold for $43,700.
August 2, 2005The Nantucket Historical Association's (NHA) Whaling Museum has reopened with augmented collections and exhibition space.
August 2, 2005An assortment of early American gems were auctioned by Paul Gorzocoski of Northfield Auction to a standing-room-only crowd.
August 2, 2005Christie's sale of antiquities was led by the Schuster "Stargazer," which is one of the finest preserved Anatolian marble female idols of Kiliya type.-
August 2, 2005The Beatles' "All You Need Is Love' lyrics manuscript smashed the sales record for Beatles' manuscripts at Cooper Owen's Music Legends auction.
August 2, 2005Customers are now finding the show as a regular feature of their vacationing on the Mid-Coast.
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