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July 27, 2004Apart from spectacular highlights, the collection offered a broad range of unusual and elegant jewels.
July 27, 2004For some people the state's rocky coast, beaches and lobster dinners take second place to this annual event.
July 27, 2004The gristmill and the sawmill, now on the National Register of Historic Places, came to life with exhibitors, patrons and antiques for the event.-
July 27, 2004New study says live auction industry is booming.....Oxford receives $4 million for Middle East research center....Picasso sketch is stolen from dry-docked yacht in Miami
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July 27, 2004One of this year's most interesting and beautiful art exhibitions is on view at the Art Gallery of Ontario, a fine museum that too few Americans visit.
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July 27, 2004From 1875 to 1925, the polychrome pottery produced at San Ildefonso reached a creative peak in the long history of pueblo pottery.
July 26, 2004The Patricia Weiner Gallery, 9393 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242
July 26, 2004Larry Collins Fine Art, 145 Commercial St, #2, Provincetown, MA 02657
July 26, 2004American Primitive Gallery, 594 Broadway #205, New York, NY 10012
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