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July 25, 2000Four floor bidders and one phone participant vied for the box, which packed a pricey punch for its diminutive size at $195,500....
July 25, 2000The lot, consigned from the Jean Lund estate, bore a label saying that it had been featured on frontispiece of "The Magazine Antiques" in December 1934....
July 18, 2000The 30 oil paintings in the exhibition have been chosen to represent a range of Nineteenth Century animal artists....
July 18, 2000The presentation reflects the Illinois State Museum's mission to educate the public about the cultural and artistic values of objects. It also discusses the importance of collecting, both publicly and privately,...-
July 18, 2000Online auctioneer eBay, San Jose, Calif., is cutting back its live auction businesses in an effort to sell more high-end art and antiques on the Internet....
July 18, 2000Although the show is still in its infancy, promoters were happy with the 15 exhibitors on hand....-
July 18, 2000Among the 20,000 rdf_Descriptions lost were Tiffany windows, elements from the Chrysler building, and an intricately carved coffered walnut ceiling from the collection of William Randolph Hearst....
July 18, 2000With the demise of the American whaling industry in the early Twentieth Century, scrimshaw should have come to an end as an art form. Not so....
July 18, 2000BRIDGEWATER, CONN Heat and humidity took a back seat as hundreds took to the field to view 25 classes of cars, from pre-1916 to modern....
July 18, 2000Brian Seigel, a private collector in California, placed the winning bid of $1.1 million on July 15 in what was quite possibly the priciest auction in eBay's history....
July 18, 2000The 'Lady Grace' was built simultaneously with the 'Andrea Gail' in 1978, and is an operational steel-hulled, western rigged fishing vessel currently set up for long voyages. ...
July 18, 2000NEW YORK CITY Last week the antiques community lost the nearest thing it had to a father. Harold Sack, who died on July 8 at 89, brought the business up, from its infancy in the past century to its imposing...
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