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April 22, 2003People dolls, baby dolls, animal dolls, cartoon dolls, stuffed dolls - china, porcelain and bisque dolls - you name it, it was probably at the 36th semiannual Eastern State Doll, Toy and Teddy Bear Show....
April 22, 2003The Hydes preferred certain artists and among their earliest purchases were works by Frank Duveneck, Childe Hassam, Willard L. Metcalf, James McNeill Whistler and Abbot Henderson Thayer....
April 22, 2003The Museum of the City of New York's main floor south exhibition galleries are filled with rich evocations of Harlem's past as well as documents of the area's bright future....
April 22, 2003The exhibition puts the Cahoons' work in context with that of other important American primitive artists of the Twentieth Century....
April 15, 2003At a time when French and American relations are once again making daily news, the nation will celebrate the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase of 1803, an event that helped determine the future roles...
April 15, 2003One unscrupulous visitor was appropriating images and descriptions of American art pottery at the auctioneer's site, then putting the pieces up for bogus auctions on eBay. If this sounds familiar, it is only...
April 15, 2003"This has to be a record price for a Pennsylvania stove plate," said manager John McClain. A particularly nice specimen, the plate had Dutchy tulips, the date 1763, and the name of one of the signers...
April 15, 2003The circa 1820 tooth that had scrimshaw decoration on both sides, weighed one pound, six ounces, and was found in a house in Connecticut....
April 15, 2003Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers conducted its first gallery auction of the year at its Clayton location, and totals came within 10 percent of low estimates at $923,222 for 950 lots. Eighty-seven percent of the lots...
April 15, 2003Once humble, the painted furniture and whimsical folk crafts of Pennsylvania Dutch country led sales at the show, a top venue for Americana. Now in its 42nd year, the 57-dealer fair boasted brisk attendance...
April 15, 2003Probably the only setback the show experienced was one that was totally out of the control of management: This weekend happened to be the opening of the baseball season in Philadelphia and people turned...
April 15, 2003This event has really not caught hold for the public, but is primarily attended by a good number of the dealers taking part in the other two shows in the city at the same time period....
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