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27 Jun 2006Celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2006, the International Ceramics Fair & Seminar, which was conducted...
27 Jun 2006The Farmington Antiques Show had enough variety to appeal to a wide audience and despite a few weather-related...
27 Jun 2006On Flag Day, June 14, at Sotheby's, four rare battle flags captured from American troops during the Revolutionary...
27 Jun 2006Egon Schiele's lost masterpiece "Herbstsonne," recently rediscovered and restituted to the heirs of Karl...
27 Jun 2006A massive George Nakashima table became the top lot at Skinner this past Saturday, June 24, during its Twentieth...
27 Jun 2006At Bonhams & Butterfields' entertainment memorabilia sale on June 25, film legend Charlie Chaplin's...
27 Jun 2006A pair of mergansers, circa 1900, by Clinton Keith, achieved a record $335,000 at Guyette and Schmidt,...
27 Jun 2006The 46th special auction of collectors' carpets and ethnologica at Nagel ended with gratifying knockdowns...
27 Jun 2006James F. Lettis, 83, auctioneer and former mayor of the City of Oneonta, died on Sunday evening, May 14, at the Oneonta...
27 Jun 2006The Hancock House is exhibiting "Oil & Water: Paintings of Lake George 1860-1945" through August...
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