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06 Apr 2004During the time that the miniature was popular in America, from the mid-Eighteenth to the mid-Nineteenth...
06 Apr 2004Early American quilts from the Smithsonian at the Portland Museum of Art include rare pieced and whole-cloth...
06 Apr 2004April 17 marks the much-anticipated culmination of more than two decades of dreaming and planning for The William...
30 Mar 2004A pair of soft paste vases with six character Qianlong sealmarks hammered at $299,200.
30 Mar 2004Although artist George Catlin sketched the tribe's chief Clermont in 1834, the material culture of the Osage...
30 Mar 2004The auctions were closely followed by collectors, dealers and institutions worldwide and totaled $20,061,100.
30 Mar 2004Picked from a New Haven home within the past month, it sold for $104,500.
30 Mar 2004The Philadelphia Queen Anne-form pewter teapot, circa 1752, bore the touch mark of Cornelius Bradford.
30 Mar 2004Marilyn Gould's last show in Wilton had been scheduled for December 7 but was ultimately canceled due to a snowstorm....
30 Mar 2004There were at least 2,000 visitors to the show, many who came both days.
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