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13 May 2008Rarity in form and design propelled several canes over the five figure mark at Tradewinds Antiques' cane...
13 May 2008Rescued a decade ago from a Boulder, Colo., dumpster, a Takanori Oguiss painting sold at Sotheby...
13 May 2008Sotheby released its first quarter results showing revenues of $129.3 million, an $18.1 million decrease...
13 May 2008An exhibition of work by Norman Rockwell is on view at The Park Avenue Bank here through June 27. ⁎orman...
13 May 2008On view May 17⁓eptember 14, the Mint Museum of Art will originate a major traveling exhibition of more...
13 May 2008An exhibition of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century wooden boxes will be on view at the Brandywine River...
13 May 2008The presentation of the 30th anniversary edition of the Armonk Antiques Show at Bryam Hills High School...
12 May 2008The 16th annual Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale April 24 offered an attractive and tempting display...
12 May 2008Continuing to grow and diversify its mix of dealers and luxury brands, Westchester Enterprises conducted...
06 May 2008⁔he Shape of Things, †currently on view at the Asia Society, does more to bring the great civilizations...
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