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October 17, 2000The leaves started showing off their colors a bit earlier in New York as 190 antiques dealers from all over New England - and even as far as Colorado, Michigan and Kentucky - gathered for the Rhinebeck...
October 17, 2000Spring or fall, the old Hartford" shows are long in tradition and rich in the kind of rare, wonderful New England furniture that makes the hearts of true-blue collectors palpitate....-
October 17, 2000The collection was assembled to celebrate the magazine's 25th anniversary in 1998....
October 17, 2000Warren McArthur's Tete-a-Tete," designed in 1932, is one of the finest examples of the machine-age aesthetic in American furniture design. A definite highlight of the sale, this anodized aluminum...
October 17, 2000Of the 155 lots in the sale, 125 received competition from Internet bidders and 39 were sold to Internet buyers. The sale grossed $480,671 against a pre-sale estimate of $138,800 to $199,450....
October 17, 2000The consignor wisely rescued the Edward McCartan bronze from an inglorious fate, transporting Fountain Figure of a Nymph Drinking From a Shell" to Weschler's and an ensuing bidding war....
October 17, 2000At noon all phones were occupied with eager bidders who vied for the three complementary Louis C. Tiffany signed creations....
October 10, 2000At the Peabody Essex Museum visitors will enjoy a beautiful exhibit and gain a broader and deeper appreciation for the artist's work. ...
October 10, 2000From the looks of customer satisfaction surveys, a lot of you couldn't care less about online auction sites....
October 10, 2000More than 200 artworks, cultural objects, and documents dating from the early years of trade between Japan and America in this exhibition drew more than 92,000 visitors last fall to the Edo-Tokyo Museum...
October 10, 2000Furniture and decorative arts and paintings by members of the Glasgow School will be the subject of the first collaboration between John Alexander, Ltd., an American British Arts and Crafts gallery, and Bourne...
October 10, 2000Wesleyan's Davison Art Center features photographs of Paris taken by Philip Trager....
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