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19 Sep 2006“Fishing in the Everglades” by German American artist Hermann Herzog blasted its way to $226,000...
19 Sep 2006John Sandon, Bonhams’ director of British and European ceramics, was a happy man on September 13 having...
19 Sep 2006The Modernist photographer Edward Weston (1886–1958) may be best known for his voluptuous 1936 odalisque...
19 Sep 2006C. Eddie Hyre, a longtime antiques dealer who had owned shops in New York City, New Hope, Penn., and Lambertville,...
13 Sep 2006From now until October 4, in addition to our regular features on our website, the complete...
12 Sep 2006Highlighting more than 100 examples from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), "Breaking...
12 Sep 2006Starting this evening, and for the next three weeks, in addition to our regular features...
12 Sep 2006In the first effort of its kind, the National Auctioneers Association (NAA) has begun an effort to encourage...
12 Sep 2006Lawrence Williams Jr, age 83, husband of antiques dealer Cecelia Williams, died August 29 at Frederick...
12 Sep 2006A sleuthing historian on a mission has just uncovered a key fact in the theft of a powder horn stolen...
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