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July 20, 2004If you are an antiques dealer in Maine and the gross sales you report to the state's Revenue Services are less than $10,000 per year, get ready to pony up and pay sales tax on all of your wholesale purchases.
July 20, 2004More than 20 fields have space available for dealers who drive up at the last minute hoping to stake a claim to sell as well as shop.
July 20, 2004"[There is] a sense of real satisfaction with the changes made for the show."-
July 20, 2004This traveling exhibition, organized by the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Chipstone Foundation, is guest curated by Sumpter T. Priddy III, who spent 25 years studying the Fancy style.
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July 20, 2004Twenty-five years before Ralph and Martha Cahoon became famous for their whimsical primitive paintings, they had another successful business.
July 20, 2004Integrity, Native Americans believe, is what guides the character of artists and their relationship to their cultural heritage.
July 13, 2004An audible murmur grew to a crescendo when a white-gloved member of Sotheby's staff brought the painting into the gallery.-
July 13, 2004The winning bidder was Edenhurst Galleries of Los Angeles and Palm Desert.
July 13, 2004A Timothy Gould auction always attracts a crowd and this past event was no exception.
July 13, 2004Produced by South Bay Auctions, Inc, the Bridgehampton show features 35 dealers with a wide range of antiques, from American formal and country to English.-
July 13, 2004Twenty years of cold Maine winters is just about enough, says Gary Guyette of Guyette and Schmidt, Inc.
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July 13, 2004The exact location in the building has not been settled yet, but there is the possibility of the seventh floor or a lower floor.
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