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20 Dec 2005Seventy-five authentic American powder horns created between 1747 and 1781 are joining the world-class...
20 Dec 2005About 250 people attended the Friday night opening of the 24th annual Holiday Antiques Show at the Williamsburg...
20 Dec 2005On December 6, the FBI in Philadelphia, announced the recovery of three stolen paintings by Heinrich...
20 Dec 2005On December 6, The FBI in Philadelphia, announced the recovery of three stolen paintings by Heinrich...
20 Dec 2005December 3-5 was the third Premiere Auction for Rock Island Auction Company in 2005, totaling more than...
20 Dec 2005On the same day the 71st Heisman Trophy award winner was elected, Sotheby's and SCP Auctions sold the original...
20 Dec 2005Berry-Hill Galleries, Inc, a fine art gallery specializing in American paintings and sculpture, and Coram...
20 Dec 2005Like the elegant sailing ships that called Salem home for more than two centuries, the Peabody Essex...
13 Dec 2005Samuel T. Freeman & Co. has conducted many important and record-setting auctions over the past two centuries...
13 Dec 2005Artists have long sought refuge in the town of Woodstock, N.Y., and a recent auction of rdf_Descriptions...
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