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11 Feb 2003"There isn't a better time to be in this business. Most antiques customers are 55 to 70 years...
11 Feb 2003The firm took the unprecedented action of publicly bringing a lawsuit against pop singer Michael Jackson...
11 Feb 2003Philip Zea, vice president for museums and collections at the Society for the Preservation of New England...
11 Feb 2003American rail posters, paralleling developments in the graphic arts at large, combined the national taste...
11 Feb 2003To coincide with the forthcoming exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art entitled"Matisse Picasso,"...
11 Feb 2003Chapman's soft palette reflected the times before electric lights and the introduction of less academic...
04 Feb 2003It has been a decade since Chipstone Foundation in Milwaukee published its premier issue of 'American...
04 Feb 2003The early classic Navajo chief's wearing blanket in dramatic black, blue and white stripes nearly...
04 Feb 2003The highboy was remarkably well preserved, with only minor repairs. An earlier finish could be seen through...
04 Feb 2003The phone lines were jammed with bidders from Philadelphia and New York competing for six pieces of furniture...
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