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May 28, 2002Riding a wave of post-September 11th patriotism, American flags brought record prices at Sotheby's when a 75-lot consignment, assembled over a number of years by Philadelphia-area collector Thomas...
May 28, 2002A bid of $311,000 purchased the circa 1908 chiffonier, designed by Charles and Henry Greene and executed in the workshop of Peter Hall....
May 28, 2002Henry Taron of Tradewinds Antiques held his spring all-cane live auction at the King's Grant Inn, bringing in a gross of $417,732, the highest ever for the firm....
May 28, 2002A sum of $18,150 was paid for a circa 1880s adult tricycle from the Victor, Overman Wheel Company, Chicopee, Mass., while a bid of $8,800 won a late 1880s 46-inch Springfield Roadster model #3....
May 28, 2002"The change was very positive, but who expected a snow storm?" asked Karen DeSaia, liaison for the Antiques Council....
May 28, 2002The Connecticut Historical Society recently received a $50,000 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services to conserve 404 works. ...
May 28, 2002One of America's most famous mansions, The Breakers, is undergoing its first major architectural restoration in 107 years, a $2 million project undertaken by The Preservation Society of Newport County....
May 28, 2002At the trust's spring symposium, held on the occasion of its 25th anniversary, Philadelphian Robert Lincoln McNeil, Jr, was honored with the Award of Excellence for a lifetime of outstanding contributions...
May 28, 2002The Portland Museum of Art features 57 wood sculptures and 13 works on paper, in both abstract and figurative styles, that reflect Langlais's talent, humor, love of life and affection for animals...
May 28, 2002Master Shimaoka has introduced Pucker Gallery to his former apprentice (1972-1977), Ken Matsuzaki of Mashiko, a brilliant creator in his own right with more than 30 years of ceramic experience behind him....
May 28, 2002Opening May 31, Hurst's exhibit features masks, sculpture, and ceremonial objects from the Western Sudan, the Guinea Coast, Equatorial Africa, and the Congo Basin....
May 28, 2002The Wiscasset Bay Gallery showcases oils, pastels, and watercolors by regionally and nationally known contemporary artists who paint throughout Maine....
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