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April 19, 2005A Tiffany bronze and Favrile glass candlestick, a paw footed version of rare form, nearly doubled its high estimate.
April 19, 2005"Good, better, best, never let it rest" could be the motto of the event, which goes from strength to strength each year....
April 19, 2005It is elegant but relaxed, exotic but accessible, scholarly and commercial.-
April 19, 2005The exhibit is In honor of the Hood Museum of Art's 20th anniversary.
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April 19, 2005Historic Deerfield features more than 120 objects from the museum's Asian art collection.
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April 19, 2005The Newark Museum's newest exhibition traces this country's love affair with sterling silver.
April 19, 2005The institution is a bold venture that heralds the distinctive arts and culture of the area.-
April 12, 2005The picture will be included in an upcoming catalogue raisonné of the artist's work.
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April 12, 2005The rare walnut piece was carved with a religious allegorical front panel made in the Fifteenth or Sixteenth Century.
April 12, 2005Guernsey Auctions, known for pop culture pageantry, recently staged its first single auction entirely devoted to jazz, playing before a packed house.
April 12, 2005Over 30 years the events have grown, with satellites and tailgate shows in more than a half dozen contiguous towns.
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