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23 Apr 2002Former Sotheby's chairman A. Alfred Taubman is sentenced to a year in prison....The European Union opens...
23 Apr 2002"If you look at the dealers today who are the next generation, the ones who are now 45-60 years...
23 Apr 2002"[The] committee provided advice and counsel...helping the company to create the vision for a premier...
23 Apr 2002Dolphin Promotions, Inc brought the combined Chicago O'Hare Spring Antiques Show and the Antique...
23 Apr 2002The third exhibition to be staged at the Hermitage Rooms in Somerset House will focus on "The Genius...
23 Apr 2002One will feature 19 lamps from the collection of The New-York Historical Society grouped by form and style,...
23 Apr 2002The Cahoon Museum's "Folk Portraits of Husbands and Wives" will feature more than two dozen...
23 Apr 2002Unlike any exhibition the Mariners' Museum has ever created, "Captive Passage" is a compilation...
16 Apr 2002There was standing room only at Nadeau's annual spring auction, as well as a record-breaking amount...
16 Apr 2002On Monday, March 11, and Tuesday, March 12, James D. Julia Auctioneers traveled to Portsmouth for their...
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