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July 5, 2005Repeating on the third Tuesday of each month until November, the Bloomin Pick Antiques Show charges $10 to be an exhibiting dealer, and admission is free.-
July 5, 2005On Friday, June 17, after about 18 months of planning, Antiques in the Valley opened for a two-day run at the Oley Valley High School in Berks County, Pennsylvania with a full compliment of 53 exhibitors.
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July 5, 2005Christie's auction of Marlon Brando's personal property garnered $2,378,300.
July 5, 2005Purchased in 1975 for $4,500, the circa 1620 Augsburg clock garnered a lot of attention at the two-day antique clock auction.
July 5, 2005Fashion Course trophy ball sells for $498,800, approximately three times the previous record.
July 5, 2005Bertoia's $2 million Rare Fun Sale delivers some exciting new finds for collectors and the trade.
July 5, 2005Forty pieces of furniture made or attributed to the cabinetmaker, on view through September 25 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, illustrate the arc of Townsend's career.-
June 28, 2005OMAA is spotlighting an influential art colony July 1-October 15.
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June 28, 2005The exhibition "Hudson River School Artists: Lake George, Lake Champlain, and the Adirondacks," is on view through July 31..
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June 28, 2005BIRMINGHAM, ALA. - The Bareiss family of Greenwich, Conn., is placing its collection of African art on long-term loan at the museum.
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June 28, 2005An antiques dealer for the past 40 years, Larry participated in numerous shows, including Jim Burk's Greater York Antiques Show.
June 28, 2005Robert Armacost of Armacost Antiques Shows has managed the show for more than 20 years.
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