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13 Sep 2005"Modernism in American Silver: 20th Century Design," an exhibition organized by the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA),...
13 Sep 2005The new permanent exhibition showcases stunning gifts and serving pieces from the Eighteenth, Nineteenth...
13 Sep 2005The 34th Annual Outdoor Madison-Bouckville Antiques Show had a nearly full capacity in dealers and perhaps...
13 Sep 2005As victims of Hurricane Katrina continue to be relocated, some news organizations have turned their eye toward...
13 Sep 2005"The dealer quality was good and the sales were good," observed Mr Coffman, one of the show's promoters....
06 Sep 2005A carved wooden eagle with a shield and banner exhorting, "Don't Give up the Ship" brought $10,450 at Leo P. Legare's...
06 Sep 2005On September 13, the Amon Carter Museum will present "Edward Hopper in Four Acts," a small exhibition...
06 Sep 2005All of the lacquer in "Masterpieces of Chinese Lacquer" at the China Institute Gallery is being shown...
06 Sep 2005The fall version of Heart of Country, the famous Nashville antiques show, will be moving to the Dallas...
06 Sep 2005A standing-room-only crowd was on hand for the N. H. Americana portion of the auction, with over 200 registered...
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