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Perceiving a New Threat to Dealers on the Internet, the President of the FADA Takes Matters into His Own Hands

31 Jul 2001

"We feel we are caught in the middle here," says eBay representative Kevin Pursglove. "[We]...
The Baltimore Quilt Tradition

31 Jul 2001

The exhibition, on view at the Maryland Historical Society through September 9, brings together more...
Healthy Bid for Queen Anne Highboy at Garth’s

31 Jul 2001

The audience was in a fun mood, giving a round of thunderous applause after auctioneer Tom Porter sold...
Chandelier Dazzles Bidding Audience in Washington, D.C.

31 Jul 2001

The Tiffany wisteria laburnum leaded glass piece, circa 1899-1920, once belonged to Senator Edward W. Brooke...
Works by Pittsburgh Artist Headline Eclectic Pennsylvania Auction

31 Jul 2001

While Pennsylvania buyers snapped up treasures from the first three days of the sale, Internet buyers...
International News Briefs

31 Jul 2001

Phillips wins the Smooke collection....eBay and AuctionWatch finally make a deal....Rare Erte jewelry...
The Economy Weighs in at July Brimfield

31 Jul 2001

Change, the word many uttered when describing Brimfield, probably bests explains the "pulse"...
The Field Museum Licenses Digital Reproductions of Audubon’s Quadrupeds

31 Jul 2001

Only weeks before Kenyon Oppenheimer approached the museum about the Quadrupeds, the museum received...
Sculptural Medals from the Speed Art Museum

31 Jul 2001

The 52 medals featured were issued by the Society of Medalists between 1930 and 1962, including works...
Process on Paper

31 Jul 2001

This special display, drawn entirely from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts' permanent holdings and organized...

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