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14 Nov 2000Bronzes stolen in Paris end up in New York...eagle feathers lead to dealer guilty plea...a Picasso high...
14 Nov 2000For the highly imaginative show organizers Brian and Anna Haughton, all the world's a stage....
14 Nov 2000Computer professionals testified November 6 that it's technically possible to block the portal's users...
14 Nov 2000When Jim Burk walks around his Greater York Antiques Show smiling, you know things are going well. The show...
14 Nov 2000This year's committee set their sights on publicity for the Sacred Heart Schools' Antiques Show and increased...
14 Nov 2000The desk/bookcase, originally belonging to Jacob Wendell of Portsmouth, N.H., sold for $332,500....
14 Nov 2000These are wonderful, exciting chairs," Nordblom commented, from about 1810, with a well-preserved...
14 Nov 2000In a combined act of charitable giving and exposure for its services, artnet.com sponsored its sixth...
14 Nov 2000Old World's rare antique maps, atlases, globes and related material included 498 lots, of which more...
14 Nov 2000Early American History's most recent mail bid event consisted of 1,374 lots of autographs, coins, currency...
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