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10 Dec 2002Seldom has a suite of furniture boasted such an unusual provenance; this Eighteenth Century French high...
10 Dec 2002Here is the colorful tale of the most infamous estate sale of all time: the dismantling of much of England's...
10 Dec 2002The early internal combustion engine, invented in 1870 by Nicolaus August Otto and Eugen Langen in Cologne,...
10 Dec 2002The Christie's sale realized the highest total for any various-owner American paintings auction in the firm's...
10 Dec 2002James McHenry acquired his collection primarily at the big estate auctions in Newport during the 30s and 40s,...
10 Dec 2002Colin Clarke, named acting president of the firm just three weeks ago, stated, "We are in the process...
10 Dec 2002Thought you'd never be a slave to off-white wall-to-wall carpet? Think again. Along with the legendary...
10 Dec 2002The mix for this show had always been good, but under the Jenkins influence dealers from a much larger...
10 Dec 2002The Toledo Museum will open a major exhibition of The Molly and Walter Bareiss Collection of Modern Illustrated...
10 Dec 2002In anticipation of the reinstallation and reinterpretation of the Portland Museum of Art's Nineteenth...
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