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01 Nov 2005"We had lots of positive energy and that's what it takes for this show," said Lynn Ryan, executive director...
01 Nov 2005Rescued from an upstate New York attic, a cache of almost 200 posters advertising Buffalo Bill's early...
01 Nov 2005A magnesite sculptural relief by Isamu Noguchi sold at more than six times the high presale estimate...
31 Oct 2005The two-day "Atlantique City Holiday Megafair: The Largest Indoor Antique & Collectibles Show In The World,"...
31 Oct 2005A rare Byrdcliffe chiffonier, circa 1904, with painted panels by Hermann Dudley Murphy recently established...
31 Oct 2005The Brooklyn Museum of Art may not come first to mind when you think of an important public collection...
25 Oct 2005Kamelot Auction's recent fall sale featured furniture by French cabinetmaker Jansen and an acquisition...
25 Oct 2005While not the top lot at Shannon's October 20 auction, a W. Herbert Dunton oil on canvas created the most...
25 Oct 2005The star of the show at Nadeau's Americana auction Saturday, October 22, was a rare and stylish Wethersfield...
25 Oct 2005Clars Auction Gallery's September 11 auction was the largest of its 50-year history, bringing a record...
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