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02 May 2006An Eighteenth or Nineteenth Century Chinese eight-panel screen was the high lot at Skinner's Asian works...
02 May 2006Gary Erwin Samuelson, 55, of Weston, Conn. died April 22. He was self-employed in the construction business,...
02 May 2006Joel I. Zakow, a longtime presence in the art world, died on March 29. He was known for his expert conservation...
02 May 2006Nan Gurley had her recent Short and Sweet event, giving 40-plus dealers and the more than 100 early buyers...
02 May 2006A World War II airfield in the part of England known as Robin Hood's legendary home has become one of the largest...
02 May 2006Just south of the New Mexico border lies a region that once was home to a triumphant ancient civilization...
25 Apr 2006As dangerous as superlatives are, it's tempting to say that this year the Philadelphia Antiques Show...
25 Apr 2006For more than 20 years, Connecticut collector Terry LaCrosse scoured the countryside in search of automobilia,...
25 Apr 2006"Everyone wants a show at Navy Pier. So let's do it," York, Penn., promoter Jim Burk told Barry Cohen...
25 Apr 2006With the debut of its $106 million addition on April 29, the 82-year-old Morgan Library - whose 350,000-piece...
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