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November 7, 2000Ruth's last signed contract, his 1935 agreement to play for the Boston Braves, brought $165,100 on eBay in a a transaction that benefited the City of Hope Cancer Center in Los Angeles....
November 7, 2000A Custer battlefield specimen forensically proven to have been fired at the battle was the winning lot....
November 7, 2000A gross of $350,644 resulted in the Tradewind's second sale of the year to exceed $350,000 and it did so with 11 less lots than the first. ...
October 31, 2000This groundbreaking show at the Concord Museum is the first major exhibition to reflect on a significant reinterpretation of New England clockmaking by focusing on one Federal-era craft community. ...
October 31, 2000Our look at the industry continues with Part Two - the Internet may have revolutionized the auction industry as a whole, but not all categories have been lifted by the e-commerce tide....
October 31, 2000Eighty-four diverse and visually striking ceramic vessels from ancient and Islamic Iran and the Khmer Empire are featured at the Smithsonian's Arthur M. Sackler Gallery....
October 31, 2000This challenging exhibition shatters the myth that Abstract Expressionism appeared spontaneously in the late Forties and early Fifties without outside influence or external cause....
October 31, 2000Loftus's work at the Fischbach Gallery features dramatic views of Santa Cruz....
October 31, 2000Ten paintings worth an estimated $20 million, including an El Greco and a Courbet, were ordered returned to an Armonk, N.Y. woman whose family lost them to the Nazis in World War II....
October 31, 2000If success is measured in terms of community support, there is no doubt this 15th annual event met its goals....
October 31, 2000Items from the Gramercy Park Modern Show represented the full spectrum of the genre and buyers began purchasing immediately after Friday's opening, indicating the strength of the market....
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