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24 Sep 2002"A house divided against itself cannot stand," say the scriptures. The Webb House, celebrating...
24 Sep 2002Albert Sack rated the sideboard "best" in his 1950 classic, "Fine Points of Furniture."...
24 Sep 2002The right front foot of the chest had suffered over the years, probably from bugs, but no one seemed...
24 Sep 2002Skinner art specialist Colleene Fesko commented, "It is a little gem that captured a big, beautiful...
24 Sep 2002An Eighteenth Century blue and white Choson Period porcelain jar fetched $559,500, and a late Sixteenth...
24 Sep 2002There were good buys to be had, and one does not necessarily have to be first to find them, as more and more...
24 Sep 2002The drawing of Fort Lyon, near Alexandria, Va., was executed by soldier John Avery, who was stationed...
24 Sep 2002Richard Hall, a specialist in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century furniture, was struck Sunday evening,...
24 Sep 2002Shows of art from private collections reveal many honorable and intriguing traditions and can identify...
24 Sep 2002Lustenader began as a self-taught artist who found an aesthetic kinship with Seventeenth Century Italian...
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