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June 8, 2010The top lot of the auction was this brilliant autumn landscape by Daniel Garber t.....
March 17, 2009Henri Matisse (1869‱954), "Les Coucous, Tapis Bleu et Rose, †1911, oil on canvas, 31 7/8 .....
April 29, 2008Thurston Nichols American Antiques LLC, Breinigsville, Penn. Philadelp.....
April 15, 2008This unusually large gemlike ammolite ammonite commanded $264,000, breaking the auction record. .....
February 5, 2008Trinity International principal Steve Gass with the top lot of the auction, the Theodore Wendel.....
October 23, 2007The top lot of the auction was a highly unusual stoneware folk art figure of a stag decorated w.....
June 5, 2007Two early bicycles (one shown) with a very large front wheel and a small rear wheel each sold for $3,450.....
May 15, 2007Dating to about 1720, this Philadelphia William and Mary dressing table was purchased from Phillip Bradley and resold in the room for $.....
February 26, 2007Du Pont was fascinated by the work of Pennsylvania Dutch woodcarvers, including Wilhelm Schimmel, who created this carved and painted eagle, 1865–90. Bequest of Henry Francis du Pont, 1959......
December 26, 2006Skinner auctioneer Stephen L. Fletcher with the Goddess of the Liberty that sold to Boston dealer Stephen Score on behalf of a client for $336,000. The China Trade reverse painting on glass i.....
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