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20 May 2003The vase, decorated by Mary Butler with blue tulips and green leaves against a soft blue-green ground,...
20 May 2003Featured were more than 600 varied rdf_Descriptions gathered from estates across New England in the sale,...
20 May 2003"We're still going strong both in the spring and in the fall," Jim Burk, manager, said....
20 May 2003Barry Cohen's life as an antiques show manager grew yet another notch on May 9 when he opened his new spring...
20 May 2003"Customers were there to shop, not just browse, a complete turnaround from the industry-wide show...
20 May 2003Through the anonymous fund of the Philadelphia Foundation, $75,000 was given to endow a perpetual lectureship...
20 May 2003"The Fabric of Moroccan Life," featuring some of the finest and most important such textiles...
20 May 2003At Alabama's Huntsville Museum of Art, the Farmer/James Collection will highlight the people and places...
20 May 2003Before using computers, architects employed only two visual formats in drawing the design of a building,...
20 May 2003The case for Nadelman's importance and the range of his achievements should be notably advanced by this...
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