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07 Nov 2000The museum's holdings of Byzantine and early Medieval art constitute the preeminent collection in the United...
07 Nov 2000The pieces were consigned from one collection owned by a private trust, an assemblage that is considered...
07 Nov 2000Americana made its annual auction appearance in New York, Boston and online, with several surprising...
07 Nov 2000Ruth's last signed contract, his 1935 agreement to play for the Boston Braves, brought $165,100 on eBay...
07 Nov 2000A Custer battlefield specimen forensically proven to have been fired at the battle was the winning lot....
07 Nov 2000A gross of $350,644 resulted in the Tradewind's second sale of the year to exceed $350,000 and it did so with...
07 Nov 2000Our semi-annual gallery showcase....
31 Oct 2000This groundbreaking show at the Concord Museum is the first major exhibition to reflect on a significant...
31 Oct 2000Our look at the industry continues with Part Two - the Internet may have revolutionized the auction industry...
31 Oct 2000Eighty-four diverse and visually striking ceramic vessels from ancient and Islamic Iran and the Khmer...
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