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20 Jan 2004What was a simple recording of the construction of a building turned out to be a story played out against...
13 Jan 2004The bottle, with a dark purple bottom section, lightening toward the middle and darkening again at the shoulders...
13 Jan 2004Other offerings included a Teague's Nocturne radio, which fetched $103,840.The radio had a price tag of $350...
13 Jan 2004The three-day event featured a vast offering of rare lamps, as well as French and English cameo glass,...
13 Jan 2004The Delaware Valley College proved to be a location for fertile sales during the 74th Bucks County Antiques...
13 Jan 2004More than 40 dealers gathered for the annual Wethersfield Antiques Show and enjoyed two busy days and a well-attended...
13 Jan 2004The winds howled, snow blew, cars and trucks slipped and slid, but the show still went on - collectors,...
13 Jan 2004Objects in the exhibition, on view in New Orleans, were selected to illuminate the Pharaonic concepts...
13 Jan 2004This Dallas Museum of Art exhibit is part of "Quilt Mania," a citywide collaboration among 11 area cultural...
13 Jan 2004The main focus of the show, beginning January 19, will be on Dutch and Flemish Seventeenth Century paintings....
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