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October 1, 2002When Ron and Debbie Pook were asked if they missed not having their September 21 sale - which grossed $2.6 million - in the firehouse at Ludwig Corner, the answer was a very quick "no."...
October 1, 2002Contents from the Bridgewater, Conn. home of the late Julien Levy attracted bidders from California to Athens, Greece, at Fairfield Auction. With a total of 261 bid cards issued, including 94 phone and absentee...
October 1, 2002It is September as it should be, with an armory on Park Avenue filled with antiques. And to make it even better, Diane Wendy reports, "We had good gates, a number of the dealers sold well, and people...
October 1, 2002As has been the case during the past year, some exhibitors did exceptionally well, some did fairly well, and others were not so fortunate in their sales results....
October 1, 2002Richard was regarded as a "character" by those that knew him, passionate about both his storytelling and his antiques. He was widely known and well liked throughout the show circuit that he traveled...
October 1, 2002Works featuring more than 150 men and women who have shaped American history from the collections of the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C, invade London in this exhibit. Represented is a rich...
October 1, 2002The New York Public Library's collections have yielded a menagerie of striking images created by preeminent zoological artists illustrating the surprising variety of fauna in the city, and refuting...
October 1, 2002Thirty-eight works of art, including paintings and sculptures, showcase classic and contemporary creations from the American West at Boston College. Part of the private collection of McMullen Museum of Art benefactor...
September 24, 2002"A house divided against itself cannot stand," say the scriptures. The Webb House, celebrating its 250th birthday this year, stands quite solidly, however, despite a few sagging walls....
September 24, 2002Albert Sack rated the sideboard "best" in his 1950 classic, "Fine Points of Furniture." Apparently, the experts still agree....
September 24, 2002The right front foot of the chest had suffered over the years, probably from bugs, but no one seemed to care. All the raves were for the paint....
September 24, 2002Skinner art specialist Colleene Fesko commented, "It is a little gem that captured a big, beautiful Yellowstone view."...
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