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17 Apr 2001In this nationally significant show, masterpieces from the museum's collection are sprinkled among another...
17 Apr 2001The bullet-ridden copper vane, circa 1880, had been refused by well-known New York and Massachusetts...
17 Apr 2001Offerings represented a mix of artists and styles. Oliver Rhys' oil on canvas "Fisherman's Daughters"...
17 Apr 2001The sale featured Modern and Contemporary paintings, as well as a range of decorative arts, including...
17 Apr 2001The sale featured a group of weights formerly in the collections of Robert Boyett, a third-generation...
17 Apr 2001Judge gives final approval to settlement for Christie's and Sotheby's....Priceless baseballs returned...
17 Apr 2001From the 40th annual Philadelphia Antiques Show to the Navy Pier to Center City, we have the scoop on all the hoopla....
17 Apr 2001Stepping into the show was stepping into a world of order and timeless beauty with objects from several...
17 Apr 2001As the Florida winter season draws to a close, fair organizers David and Lee Ann Lester can look back...
17 Apr 2001"Imps on a Bridge" surveys Wedgwood lusterware production over a 125-year period, 1815 to 1940....
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