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23 Aug 2005"We had our best opening with over 300 in line, more than double last year," John Bruno of Flamingo Promotions...
23 Aug 2005What everyone wants to hear is "better than last year," and that is just what Linda Turner was saying...
23 Aug 2005Mid*Week in Manchester got off to a roaring start with droves of dealers and collectors snapping up American...
23 Aug 2005The Granite State Antiques Show got off to a fairly good start on August 11 with about 150 people on line...
23 Aug 2005"We sold over 400 two-show tickets," Frank Gaglio, show manager and owner of Barn Star Productions said....
23 Aug 2005"In terms of numbers of things sold, it was one of my best shows. It was great to see so many people...
23 Aug 2005"The gate was about the same as last year, but there was more buying, which is what we are there for,"...
23 Aug 2005The new exhibition "The Canton Connection: Art and Commerce of the China Trade 1784-1860," is on view...
23 Aug 2005Christie's sales of Old Master paintings, drawings, European furniture and sculpture, led by the collection...
23 Aug 2005The previously undocumented Fitz Henry Lane portrait of the bark Eastern Star off Thatcher's Island,...
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