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June 28, 2005A temperature of 96 degrees did not deter crowds from attending the June 11-12 show.
June 28, 2005Bidders from across the United States and around the world participated in the sale of the Crocco Soda Fountain collection in Des Moines, Iowa.
June 28, 2005A dusty barn find turned out to be a rare preening Black Duck decoy attributed to Gus Wilson; it sold for $195,500
June 28, 2005A free-blown candlestick in bubbly pale yellow green glass sold to the phone for $20,900.
June 28, 2005Rare presidential collectibles, baseball cards and bats contribute to soaring bids for sports and Americana.-
June 28, 2005A rare Tiffany Studios hydrangea cone-shaped shade brought $127,000 at the Twentieth Century Furniture and Decorative Arts sale in Boston.
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June 28, 2005An impressive 11.10-carat solitaire diamond ring set in platinum captured the eye of many a lady. ...
June 27, 2005Some 80 different historic examples in the exhibition document the history of the American flag.
June 21, 2005Comprising more than 75 paintings on loan from the Museé Marmotten Monet in Paris, the exhibition is on view at Louisville's Speed Art Museum through September 18.-
June 21, 2005The acquisition is an important one for Colonial Williamsburg because it represents a substantive expansion of the foundation's regional silver collection.
June 21, 2005Dazzling colors, elegant forms and innovative techniques characterize the more than 300 works.-
June 21, 2005WASHINGTON, D.C.- "East Meets West: Hiroshige at The Phillips Collection" will present the exquisite "Tokaido Road" landscape series by the Japanese master printmaker Utagawa Hiroshige.
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