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August 2, 2005Four decoys eclipsed the $100,000 mark at Guyette and Schmidt's North American Decoys at Auction sale.-
August 2, 2005Irene V. Tighe, formerly of Leonia, N.J., and Pompano Beach, Fla., died July 28.
August 2, 2005The work of several early photographers is featured through October 3.-
August 2, 2005The San Diego Museum of Art is presenting a fanciful selection of Wedgwood's Fairyland lusterware through September 11.
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August 2, 2005An exhibition on view at the Mint Museum of Art celebrates works of art that have been created for the best children's literature.
August 2, 2005A rare early Nineteenth Century Joseph Lincoln Canada goose in a rich thick, near mint original paint was the auction's top lot.-
August 2, 2005The map responsible for giving America its name sold at Christie's for $1,002,267, a world record price for any single-sheet map at auction.
August 2, 2005Cord Shows had a record crowd for its 13th annual Antiques in a Church Yard, with more than 3,600 paid attendees.
July 27, 2005The most important silversmith of the past century, Jensen's work is on view at the Bard Graduate Center through October 16.-
July 26, 2005Christie's sold an exceptionally rare and important blue and white jar, Yuan dynasty, Fourteenth Century, for $27,679,100.
July 26, 2005A remarkable installation of nearly 1,200 matte-glazed Grueby tiles has been preserved in its entirety in Cleveland, Ohio.
July 26, 2005Antiquorum New York closed its spring season with a sale of important collector's wristwatches, pocket watches and clocks totaling $4,274,449.
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