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31 May 2005The original dress worn by Judy Garland in 'The Wizard of Oz' was greeted with a round of applause in London.
31 May 2005It is no mystery that works by Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler and Agatha Christie uncovered competition...
31 May 2005"This was our cleanest, smoothest sale to date."
31 May 2005While one bastion of New York City was falling down (the retaining wall on the Henry Hudson Parkway)...
31 May 2005"It's early, but, let 'em in" was the call made by show promoter Dick May a few minutes before 9 am.
31 May 2005Changes in venue, management and a reduced number of dealers participating in the show have all been...
31 May 2005Long touted as "America's premier show of period American furniture and appropriate accessories," the show...
31 May 2005After more than a decade of constructive coexistence in the York market, the promoters have announced...
31 May 2005The Smart Museum of Art will feature select works from several influential movements in the history and development...
31 May 2005On view will be the Shelburne Museum's first exhibition dedicated to furniture from this region.
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