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November 23, 2004Bonhams & Butterfields Serves Up Rare Ming Copper Red Dish For Record $5.7 Million-
November 23, 2004F.H. Lane Record Topples $5.5 Million At Skinner
November 22, 2004This fall Jim Burk tried something new, opening what has always been a two-day show on Thursday afternoon at 3, and then running both Friday and Saturday. Did it work? "I think it went well," he said.-
November 22, 2004Spanierman Gallery, LLC is hosting "Charles Warren Eaton (1857-1937): An American Tonalist Rediscovered" through December 31.
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November 17, 2004The early classic pendant was purchased by the US trade.
November 17, 2004Leaner, but definitely not meaner, and decidedly lush, the event had enormous visual appeal.-
November 17, 2004The artistic treasures will augment the enjoyment of any stroll along the Philadelphia parkway for the next year.
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November 17, 2004In the spirit of the holidays, the Bruce Museum will mount an exhibition of European and American still life painting from the Seventeenth to the Twentieth centuries.
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November 16, 2004The cupboard not only established a record price at auction for any example of Shenandoah Valley furniture, but also became the most "expensive, important and exciting" piece Green Valley has ever sold.
November 16, 2004On view at Winterthur is an exhibition of 117 objects drawn from the holdings of the Drambuie Liqueur Company.
November 16, 2004The highest-selling rdf_Description was a southern Ohio curly maple and cherry tall case clock that fetched $25,300.
November 16, 2004The vast majority of the dealers scheduled to set up on the pier this coming weekend, November 19-21, will not be repeat exhibitors from the previous weekend.
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