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29 May 2001One of the most significant presentations in terms of range and quality of Nineteenth Century German...
29 May 2001The show focuses on the contribution made by Nakashima through his unique approach to the interaction...
29 May 2001The exhibition presents a colorful explosion of 20 crazy quilts made during the last quarter of the Nineteenth...
22 May 2001Early bicycles with lyrical names like "Phantom," "Star," and "Rover" evoke...
22 May 2001After a Friday night featuring 400 lots of American ceramics and Currier & Ives prints, auctioneer...
22 May 2001Emblazoned on the sale catalogue's front cover, the eagle sold well above pre-auction estimates due to its rich...
22 May 2001Nancy and Henry Taron founded Tradewinds Antiques as a firm specializing in canes. In 1993 they presented...
22 May 2001Preliminary reports saw Christie's sale realizing $22,589,350, far exceeding the overall pre-sale high...
22 May 2001Rare Mickey drawings fail to bail out debt-ridden museum....New York gallery owner declares his innocence...
22 May 2001Thousands descended in waves onto antiques-laden fields, anchored by the larger openings of Brimfield...
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