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December 30, 2003Now in its 46th year, the show's 45 dealers presented art, jewelry, large and small furnishings and accessories spanning three centuries.
December 30, 2003It was the genuine and palpable camaraderie among the 46 dealers and patrons that made the atmosphere of this show special.
December 30, 2003Richmond as a market for antiques is diverse. There are many people who are reasonably affluent and they love the history of their area, houses and furnishings.-
December 30, 2003The Wolfsonian-Florida International University is presenting an exhibition of woodblock prints by Japanese artist Kishio Koizumi, who captured the drama of the city's rebirth.
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December 30, 2003Beginning January 11, the Neuberger Museum of Art will focus on the various ways in which the representation of the female form have been critical to art across the western and non-western traditions....
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December 30, 2003"This is a seminal moment in recognizing the importance of modern architecture. We have been working to see this day for almost a decade."
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December 16, 2003The price realized, according to auctioneer Mark Mallette, is the second highest price paid at auction for a work by J.H. Sharpe.
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December 16, 2003The auction was one of the most successful ever at Freeman's, reaching a total of $3,168,680. Two hundred twenty-one of the day's 229 lots sold successfully, with nearly 60 percent exceeding high estimate....
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December 16, 2003The chime, which surfaced in the Donald and Pauline MacDonald jade collection, attracted the attention of collectors and dealers of Asian material from all parts of the globe.
December 16, 2003The headcount was ample validation that a high-quality show featuring traditional crafts, folk art and furniture has legs, even in a challenging economy.
December 16, 2003This year's new show manager, Martin Greenstein, promised more than 50 exhibitors - and he delivered.-
December 16, 2003Bruno appears as senior appraiser and co-host along with Ronda Pierson on Metro TV.
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