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June 21, 2005Attributed to the shop of Henry Clifton and Thomas Carteret, Philadelphia, 1755-1765, the chest was won by New York antiques dealer Leigh Keno.
June 21, 2005NEW YORK CITY - Following a heated battle among four collectors, Andy Warhol's red "Liz" sold for $12.6 million to Laurence Graff, an English private collector.
June 21, 2005The top lot was a carved ivory depiction of Mazeppa, which fetched $12,320.-
June 21, 2005Many will recall her standing behind her dazzling display at the Pier shows, Brimfield, Atlantic City and Miami Beach shows.
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June 21, 2005Tara Jane Grievo, 21, died on Saturday, June 11, 2005, in Doylestown, Penn.
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June 21, 2005According to his niece Anna Nelson, "His life was one of collecting and publishing, and he excelled in both fields."
June 21, 2005Outdoors in the Hamptons is not your ordinary antiques show.
June 21, 2005Many of the dealers were happy to report at the show's end that they had the best show ever.
June 21, 2005It was like a flash back in time when Jim opened his popular show on Friday, May 27, once again the single antiques show in the area.
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, and the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art in Memphis...
June 14, 2005"It turned into a fight between Europe and America, and America took the prize," stated Noel Barrett.-
June 14, 2005It was purchased by a private collector after a protracted auction battle with another determined bidder in the saleroom at Christie's.
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