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13 Dec 2005"We just completed our fifth year and we feel really good about what we are doing," said Tim Verre, co-manager...
13 Dec 2005Optimism was in good supply at Art20, the Modern and Contemporary fine art fair that took place at the Seventh...
13 Dec 2005The long-running Chappaqua Antiques Show takes into account the wide range of tastes of its repeat and new customers...
13 Dec 2005Robert Kinnaman, the American folk art and antiques dealer, died at his home on December 8, after a long...
13 Dec 2005Prettier than ever, the Connoisseur's Antiques Fair opened for five days at the Gramercy Park Armory...
13 Dec 2005Constance L. Hays, wife of John Hays, deputy chairman of Christie's, died of cancer on December 5 at Calvary...
13 Dec 2005Savvy patrons lined up in droves to snap up merchandise November 12 and 13 at the New Hope Autumn Antiques...
06 Dec 2005A silver salver by New York maker Myer Myers was bidders' choice at Skinner's November 6 Americana sale,...
06 Dec 2005A painted chest-on-chest was the top lot at Brunk Auctions' September 24 sale, realizing $276,000, believed...
06 Dec 2005A silver salver by New York maker Myer Myers was bidders' choice at Skinner's November 6 Americana sale,...
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