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June 14, 2005The piece was described as "one of the most important examples of Shenandoah Valley pottery to have surfaced in recent years."-
June 14, 2005"I have known of this weathervane for a long time. In fact, I tried to buy it about 15 years ago with an offer of $100,000," Fred Giampietro said.
June 14, 2005Observed one exhibitor at the most recent fair, "Dealers are complaining that they can't find any good stuff - that's because it's all here."-
June 14, 2005The International Fine Print Dealers Association lost a longtime colleague on Saturday, June 4, with the death of Sylvan Cole. He was 87.
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June 14, 2005A new book celebrates the 100-year anniversary of one of America's most charming seaside estates.
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June 14, 2005The Phoenix Art Museum presents the first exhibition devoted to American Surrealism in a quarter century.
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June 14, 2005The early work of one of America's best-known photographers is profiled in an exhibition that opens at the Frick Art & Historical Center on June 25.
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June 14, 2005Through December 31, Maine's Abbe Museum will present an exhibition exploring the crooked knife as both a useful tool and an art form in itself.
June 14, 2005The Bacall and Bogart of the preservation field are the president emerita and senior curator of Historic New England.-
June 7, 2005Another of the top lots was a distinguished Philadelphia Chippendale carved walnut dressing table that fetched an impressive $171,000.
June 7, 2005A total of 25 percent of the online bidding came from the Asian market - Shanghai, Taipei, Hong Kong and Singapore.
June 7, 2005"We knew that this collection was going to cause a feeding frenzy amongst collectors, and we weren't disappointed.
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