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May 20, 2003All types of originals, signed and numbered prints and lithos. Oil painting and frame restoration....
May 20, 2003In 1949, Joseph Downs, curator of the American Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and later of Winterthur Museum, opined that nothing of artistic merit was made south of Baltimore. With that, the crusade...
May 20, 2003The personal collection of Boston dealer George Gravert was among the offerings at Ron Bourgeault's two-day auction this past weekend, attracting major attention from buyers from throughout the country....
May 20, 2003A record number of absentee and telephone bids in conjunction with an overflow crowd contributed to a great sale at the gallery on May 17....
May 20, 2003It wasn't Mothers Day, an anniversary, or a birthday, that had the slogan on the lips of toy collectors nationwide - it was a rare, large, cast iron delivery motorcycle at Bertoia's....
May 20, 2003A good crowd, a good selection of merchandise, and good action from phone bidders and those in the gallery combined to make for a good day at Carl Nordblom's....
May 20, 2003The vase, decorated by Mary Butler with blue tulips and green leaves against a soft blue-green ground, sold at $28,750. ...
May 20, 2003Featured were more than 600 varied rdf_Descriptions gathered from estates across New England in the sale, which totaled $2.3 million....
May 20, 2003"We're still going strong both in the spring and in the fall," Jim Burk, manager, said. At the same time he showed some concern as plans unfolded for two additional shows on the fairgrounds...
May 20, 2003Barry Cohen's life as an antiques show manager grew yet another notch on May 9 when he opened his new spring show at the York Fairgrounds....
May 20, 2003"Customers were there to shop, not just browse, a complete turnaround from the industry-wide show reports over the last few months."...
May 20, 2003Through the anonymous fund of the Philadelphia Foundation, $75,000 was given to endow a perpetual lectureship to honor Jonathan Fairbanks, the president of the trust and one of the leading experts of American...
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