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20 Jun 2006On June 6 at Sotheby's, following extensive scholarship, an ancient Roman figure of Aphrodite was reunited...
20 Jun 2006The top lot at Christie's ocean liner furnishings and art sale was a painted cast bonze house flag and name...
20 Jun 2006Despite a soaking rain, buyers came to the Blue Ribbon Antiques Show and many of the dealers reported...
20 Jun 2006When American folk art dealer George Schoellkopf resigned from the Winter Antiques Show, it was to pursue...
20 Jun 2006Intermittent drizzle dampened the verdant grounds skirting Ridgefield's historic Lounsbury House, but that...
20 Jun 2006The full range of American and European jewelry from The Newark Museum's decorative arts collection is together...
20 Jun 2006The British Antiques Dealers Association has postponed plans for a show in New York from January 16 to 21 to coincide...
20 Jun 2006Organized by The Mint Museums, paintings, sculptures, silver and furniture from the late Seventeenth...
20 Jun 2006In honor of Rembrandt's 400th birthday this year, the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College presents...
20 Jun 2006Betty Dawson Forbes, who started New England Antiques Shows and was a longtime show promoter in Connecticut,...
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