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28 Aug 2007⁓tart your week with a great antique†was the slogan this year as Frank Gaglio moved his popular Bedford...
28 Aug 2007On June 21, Sotheby achieved its highest contemporary art sale total in Europe, when it sold $144,319,236...
28 Aug 2007Copake Auction held its seventh annual textile auction June 30. The auction received good attendance...
28 Aug 2007A Faberge triangle sunburst desk clock sold for $126,500, highlighting Cowan Auctions spring Americana,...
28 Aug 2007The Jewish Museum will present ⁃amille Pissarro: Impressions of City and Country†September 16⁆ebruary...
28 Aug 2007On view through August 31, 2008, The University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive...
28 Aug 2007If you do not believe auctioneer Bill Mishoe has the patience of Job, consider the tug of war he has endured...
21 Aug 2007For the past decade and a half, Michael Gould and his wife, Marilyn, manager of the Wilton, Conn., antiques...
21 Aug 2007Manhattan icon Sotheby's has filed papers with the US Securities and Exchange Commission accusing its landlord,...
21 Aug 2007As the sun began to set over the island of Nantucket on the evening of Thursday, August 2, one of the largest...
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