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12 Jun 2001Spread throughout the spacious galleries of The Norman Rockwell Museum are more than 70 of the artist's...
12 Jun 2001At Ken Miller & Son, Inc. a circa 1760-70 mahogany Chippendale porringer flip-top game table brought...
12 Jun 2001A bidding battle ensued between two phone bidders over the highestselling lot for Sotheby's, an early...
12 Jun 2001The chest was one of nine known examples of furniture from the Symonds shops (1670-1700) of Salem, Mass....
12 Jun 2001The top hammer rifle at J.C. Devine was made in 1853 and production was very limited, with only two or three...
12 Jun 2001Chagall painting disappears from important New York exhibition....Rare Dewing folding screen is sought...
12 Jun 2001The Palm Beach International Art & Antiques Fair, Art Palm Beach, the Palm Beach Town & Country...
12 Jun 2001Connoisseurs, museum curators, enthusiasts and collectors crowded into the event, presented by Thomas...
12 Jun 2001On view at the Portland Museum of Art from June 21 through October 21, these late Nineteenth and early...
12 Jun 2001The facility, at Park Avenue and 67th Street, is heavily used by the art and antiques trade and provides...
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