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09 Aug 2005Celebrating Stanton Auctions' 25th year in the business, auctioneer Peter Imler hosted an Americana auction...
09 Aug 2005Amazingly staged for one-day only with a "tremendous gate," nearly 180 exhibitors gathered in the four...
09 Aug 2005One of the foremost authorities on American and English pewter, Webster Goodwin died on July 2, 2005.
09 Aug 2005At Christie's sale of Twentieth Century decorative art and design, a Carl Mollino table sold for $3,824,000...
09 Aug 2005"Empire to Exile,'' an exhibit of painter Jacques-Louis David's work traces Napoleon's rise to emperor...
09 Aug 2005More than 40 paintings are featured in this miniretrospective of contemporary New England artist Bernard...
09 Aug 2005The top lot of the auction was a nice Windsor bench that sold for $10,120.
09 Aug 2005An extremely rare Nantucket lightship basket brought a believed record price of $115,000 at auction for an individual...
09 Aug 2005"We did about $9 million in sales," confirmed auctioneer Ron Bourgeault, still finalizing his tally as Antiques...
09 Aug 2005A remarkable collection of Hudson River School paintings is on view through September 25 at the New Britain...
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