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01 Jul 2003More than 40 dealers from as far away as Kansas and Missouri -- even England -- offered antiques of many...
01 Jul 2003"Find!" will begin each episode with the Kenos visiting viewers' homes around the country searching for hidden...
01 Jul 2003Mr Parker formed the company 35 years ago with Stuart Jackson Horn. From the beginning, the dealers specialized...
01 Jul 2003The museum features a new exhibition showcasing patriotic themes in American fine, folk and decorative...
01 Jul 2003The gift, a portrait, was sent by Baron Thomas Shannon Foran, Duc de Saint-Bar, grandson of the sitter.
01 Jul 2003Throughout the Twentieth Century the game of chess has been an inspiration, if not an obsession, for artists....
24 Jun 2003"Reality is what you can get away with." The phrase, both wry and inspirational, sums up the guiding...
24 Jun 2003In San Francisco, a large and impressive needlework chimneypiece created to hang above a fireplace in a proper...
24 Jun 2003The Christie's auction totaled $2,696,840 and was 80 percent sold by value and 74 percent sold by lot.
24 Jun 2003Even the 1981 reissue of this ground-breaking photomontage image is difficult to obtain, and examples...
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