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November 18, 2003The cane had been consigned by an American collector and after the intense bidding had subsided, it went to another American collector.
November 18, 2003Taking advantage of the newly constructed York Expo Center, Frank Gaglio rounded up 130 antiques dealers and jumped onto the coat tails of longtime fairgrounds resident Jim Burk.
November 18, 2003"I can tell you one thing for sure, I will not be the last one to open my show in the spring or in the future," Jim Burk said after reflecting on the events at the York Fairgrounds.
November 18, 2003Barry Cohen found an excellent way to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his fall York Tailgate Antiques Show. He left his motel room venue and moved into Memorial Hall on the York Fairgrounds, the very...-
November 18, 2003The Museum of the City of New York presents the first exhibition ever to explore a remarkable chapter in the history of American's premier glassmaker and the Modernist movement itself.
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November 18, 2003A display containing outstanding vintage prints from all phases of Edward Weston's five-decade career will be on view at the Amon Carter Museum through January 11.
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November 18, 2003Drawn from the Pennsylvania Academy's permanent collection is an exhibition that celebrates African American art and artists.
November 18, 2003Concluding a triumphal national tour at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, a major retrospective of the work of the inimitable Grandma Moses has confirmed her enduring popularity and drawn attention...-
November 11, 2003The total was more than double the $6/4 million high estimate, with 99 percent of the lots offered sold.
November 11, 2003With competitive bidding from the crowded salesroom and the telephones, as well as from absentee and Internet participation, the auction totaled $1,618,343 with 88 percent sold by lot and value
November 11, 2003Titled "Before the Hunt," the vivid painting's price advanced quickly, soaring $105,000.
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