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January 6, 2004The firm conducted its first-ever motorcycle auction featuring Harley-Davidson, Indian, Moto Guzzi, BMW, Triumph, and Norton.-
January 6, 2004Are you ready? We've got the scoop on all the activities for 2004.
January 6, 2004The nation's capital has many traditions -- some political, some related to historical events, and some as refreshing as cherry blossoms.
January 6, 2004In addition to interesting smalls, jewelry and glass, the show offered a large number of decorated room settings, each with its own unusual highlights.-
January 6, 2004During the past year, CMA acquired and received as gifts a number of significant rdf_Descriptions.
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January 6, 2004Through six exhibitions, The Albany Institute of History & Art explores the beauty, technique and legacy of decorative arts that uniquely link the Capital Region to the international community.
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January 6, 2004A special exhibition at the American Textile History Museum presents all the fun and fantasy of a tropical paradise through the art of classic Hawaiian shirts.
January 6, 2004The complete collection of around 5,000 objects matches up in quality - if not in quantity - with great institutional collections.
December 30, 2003An American original since its founding in 1955, the Winter Antiques Show embodies the spirit and flair of Its founders.
December 30, 2003Skinner's auction of Twentieth Century furniture and decorative arts was solid despite Boston's worst December snowstorm on record.
December 30, 2003The 75-year-old mouse was no match for the legendary German cipher machine from World War II.
December 30, 2003The collections of two women were merged in a 530-lot auction of antique dolls, toys and childhood ephemera that included rare Christmas decorations.
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