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February 4, 2003The highboy was remarkably well preserved, with only minor repairs. An earlier finish could be seen through a Twentieth Century varnish....
February 4, 2003The phone lines were jammed with bidders from Philadelphia and New York competing for six pieces of furniture made by George Nakashima - a linen cabinet realized $11,750....
February 4, 2003This infant successor to what used to be the Fall Antiques Show is well on its way to maturity: Opening night attendance was up, collectors traveled to the show from all over the country and exhibitors...
February 4, 2003No longer a novelty, the event is a vibrant forum for blue chip artists and new discoveries....
February 4, 2003"I look it as a bell curve, with some of the dealers having a best ever show, while others registering only a few sales," said Barry Cohen following his show in The Big Apple....
February 4, 2003The museum will explore the Modernist concepts engaged by black artists in the United States and the Caribbean through March 30....
February 4, 2003A traveling retrospective champions Simkins impressive accomplishments and influence at Georgia's Morris Museum of Art through April 20....
February 4, 2003Images from Dürer to Wegman on exhibit at the Davison Art Center through March 7 present a history of dogs in art spanning five centuries....
January 28, 2003The Minneapolis Institute of Arts explores not only its extensive collection of American Arts and Crafts Movement iconic objects, but also the architectural styles of the period so aptly captured through...
January 28, 2003The work is one of only 12 works of this genre known to exist and one of the last ones in private hands. It more than doubled its presale estimate....
January 28, 2003The inro came from a South Carolina collection assembled prior to World War II. Sales for the this section of the auction topped $660,000, a new high for the firm's Asian department....
January 28, 2003Within the antiques community, Maine has long been known as a prime location for quality accessories. So it was with little surprise that John and Cia Sideli decided to liquidate their collection of nearly...
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