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19 Oct 2004The primary focus of this intriguing exhibition is how clothes may be considered as abstract, sculptural...
19 Oct 2004Since its founding in 1954, the by-invitation-only organization has stood for many virtues, among them...
12 Oct 2004Crane Collection, 564 Washington Street, Wellesley, MA 02482
12 Oct 2004The desk, with single-family history, surfaced unexpectedly in this small New Hampshire town and captured...
12 Oct 2004The sale offered a wide variety of materials, ranging from classic American sporting guns to muskets,...
12 Oct 2004Bidding on the cupboard, made in pine and basswood, opened at $50,000 and skittered around under the crowded...
12 Oct 2004The still life depicting a large basket of fruit left the block after active bidding at $115,000.
12 Oct 2004The show proved to be bright and colorful in contrast to the "brown" reputation that it once garnered.
12 Oct 2004It is considered a collectors and dealers show due to the high quality of antiques.
12 Oct 2004Additions have been made in the areas of Greek silver, Japanese woodblock prints, African sculpture,...
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