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August 5, 2003In its fifth year, Summer Magic remains a significant entry in the calendar leading up to New Hampshire's early August frenzy, and is, by all accounts, a popular, well-attended event.
August 5, 2003The Hamptons, home to entertainment personalities such as Steven Spielberg and Renee Zellweger, is also home to the very wealthy Wall Street types. And that is good news for antiques.-
August 5, 2003Among the clients Hastings House has sold to over the years are Vladamir Horowitz, Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, Mrs Henry C. Ford, Dustin Hoffman, Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, Morley Safer, Mario Buatta,...
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August 5, 2003With a total of 22 works in the collection, the Milwaukee Art Museum is a leading repository for O'Keeffe's work, the fourth largest of its kind of any museum in the United States and the only dedicated...
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August 5, 2003Ursus Prints exhibits a collection of Nineteenth Century lithographs and engravings of St Petersburg, Russia, in honor of the city's 300th anniversary of its official founding this year.
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August 5, 2003Seventy-two extraordinary historic maps and an atlas of early America were selected for their rarity, historical importance and aesthetic beauty.
July 29, 2003Splashy colors and unique forms indigenous to these regions have made such utilitarian earthenwares highly sought-after specimens for much of the past century.-
July 29, 2003"Prices in general were high," said Gary Guyette, and prices for the large selection of Crowell miniatures sold were "higher than high."
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July 29, 2003"The painting had all the right elements," commented Kaja Veilleux. "It had been recently discovered, had come directly from the family, the condition was unbelievable and one of the key things was that...
July 29, 2003In an absolutely picture perfect setting, Ron Bourgeault conducted a true, old-fashioned New England country auction with a variety of Shaker lots.
July 29, 2003Olympia has established itself over the last three decades as an important event on England's antiques calendar. It has also become a business bellwether for the art and antiques trade.
July 29, 2003The Topsfield shows are among the last where a great many antiques can be found at prices which allow a great deal for the buyer.
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