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22 Aug 2000A new photograpy display at the PaineWebber Art Gallery looks at a previously unexamined period of American...
22 Aug 2000The exhibit taps the rich architecture collection of the New-York Historical Society to examine some...
22 Aug 2000Prosecutors have succeeded in keeping behind bars antiques dealer William P. Youngworth III, 40, who claims...
22 Aug 2000We've got the scoop on all the antiques and behind-the-scenes happenings at the venerable New Hampshire...
22 Aug 2000The online auction site claims that it can't keep French Web users from accessing their US pages....
22 Aug 2000Even though the odds were against success, the Historical Association's August Antiques Show drew buying...
22 Aug 2000George Green's fifth annual market opened to sunny skies and a full parking lot. ...
22 Aug 2000A China Trade painting led the New Hampshire sale at $184,000 with premium, won by a phone bidder....
22 Aug 2000Bidding was lively at Stanton Auctions' latest event in Hampden, Mass....
22 Aug 2000A large consignment of Illinois River decoys brought high prices, a growing trend toward a national decoy...
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