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January 11, 2005The top lot, an elaborate stoneware water cooler from Cortland, N.Y., with an incised fish design, sold for $27,500.
January 11, 2005The top selling work was a Brownell McGrew painting titled "Salah-Tso Goes to the Sing" that sold over the telephone for $288,500.
January 11, 2005The company was offered property from the estate of John W. Mackay of Mill Neck, N.Y.-
January 11, 2005Steven Fusco of Estates Unlimited was forced to make a tough call during the gallery's first serious Fine Art sale as the anticipated top lot was revealed to be stolen art.
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January 11, 2005As the firm was making final preparations for its auction this past Sunday morning, a small army of police officers were making preparations of their own outside the hall.
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January 11, 2005The Juliette K. and Leonard S. Rakow Research Library of The Corning Museum of Glass has acquired two significant collections of materials.
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January 11, 2005The variety within the museum's collection is showcased by what's currently on view and will be up in the near future.
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January 11, 2005Many pieces are from 100 to 200 years old and several are much older.
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January 11, 2005The Wadsworth showcases some 70 paintings in its permanent collection that have rarely been shown due to their petite size.
January 11, 2005When a young New Yorker followed his fancy to Paris in the 1920s, he laid the foundation for both a remarkable collection of art and an equally remarkable business career.
January 4, 2005The museum assembles 30 works from its collections that illustrate the predominance of this color in American art and social life since the Eighteenth Century.
January 4, 2005The set, from the collection of King Farouk of Egypt, is the only known cased pair and well exceeded its estimate of $70/90,000.
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