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November 26, 2002The only existing 1933 Double Eagle $20 gold coin to be made legal tender is on long-term loan to the American Numismatic Society's Exhibit, "Drachmas, Doubloons and Dollars: The History of Money,"...
November 19, 2002The Textile Museum will feature more than 50 carpets dating from the Fifteenth through the Nineteenth Centuries, drawing heavily on the museum's core collection of masterpieces of Anatolian carpet...
November 19, 2002After three seasons as host of the popular PBS series, Elias is departing the program to devote full-time energies to his contemporary art business....
November 19, 2002An array of heavily carved, embellished and often oversized furniture by well-known makers served as the heart of the sale, supported by examples of clocks, silver, bronzes, porcelains and a number of offerings...
November 19, 2002Postwar American and early Twentieth Century European art produced the strongest prices of the evening, and a record was set for a 1970s work on paper by Helen Frankenthaler....
November 19, 2002The event drew worldwide attention, with 300 registered bidders in the hall and approximately 200 successful absentee and on-line participants....
November 19, 2002The fall season may be awash with falling leaves and almost as many mail order catalogs and antiques shows, but this one should not be overlooked....
November 19, 2002Spring and fall, year in and out, the Greater York Antique Show remains one of the most popular events on the circuit. The 123-dealer fair is bright and bountiful, rich in American country furniture and folk...
November 19, 2002While browsing Pride of Dixie and Americana at Dixie this month, it seemed one could furnish an American home in virtually every period - from Colonial times to the mid-1900s....
November 19, 2002On February 4, The Morse Museum of American Art will open its most comprehensive exhibition ever of Tiffany lamps and lighting from its permanent collection....
November 19, 2002Two Philadelphia galleries are collaborating for the first time to bring together and exhibit works by ceramic artists and woodworkers of the Twentieth and Twenty-First centuries....
November 19, 2002Wright's unsurpassed fame and his connection to the Chicago area have resulted in strong interest in this ArchiTech exhibition of original material....
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