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04 Nov 2003At the Stamford Museum & Nature Center, Ghetti, a carpenter by trade, creates intricate carvings on the point...
28 Oct 2003Phyllis Galembo's costume collection now numbers around 500 spooky and suspiciously friendly characters...
28 Oct 2003"Morning at Narragansett," dated 1872, was cataloged as a "major rediscovery in Bricher's oeuvre."
28 Oct 2003Strong prices were paid throughout the day. The set of seven Windsor chairs in original black paint reached...
28 Oct 2003The Rago-Sollo sale grossed an impressive $1.8 million with numerous record prices established throughout...
28 Oct 2003The large silk banner featured likenesses of David Godell as well as President Harrison and Vice President...
28 Oct 2003The gallery, which prides itself on being an estate auction house, included the best objects culled from...
28 Oct 2003The spirit of discovery and foliage fever once again drove crowds to the Dutchess County Fairgrounds.
28 Oct 2003While many of the participating dealers only make the trip from downtown, Modern also attracts a host...
28 Oct 2003"Great show, great dealers, great venue, great scenery, great weather, great overall setting, great joint-venture...
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