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15 May 2007Measured by the pound, the Antique Garden Furniture Show at the New York Botanical Garden outweighs every...
15 May 2007Renowned curator, collector, art historian and professor of American art John Wilmerding revealed at a May 4 reception...
15 May 2007From the radiance of sparkling cut glass to the subtle plays of light emanating from an early aqua blown...
14 May 2007Edward Hopper, the great chronicler of the rootlessness and anonymity of modern life, is one of the most...
08 May 2007As the Elephant Trunk Country Flea Market opened for the season early on April 22, transactions were...
08 May 2007On May 1, Doyle New York held an auction of American furniture where a Johannes Spitler decorated chest...
08 May 2007Trinity International Auctions posted an impressive gross tally of just over $1 million for its April...
08 May 2007Fine art brought robust prices and the smalls were stellar, although there was not one category that...
08 May 2007A $50 yard sale find was well rewarded at MV Auctions†March 24, sale when two partial prototype gramophones,...
08 May 2007Planning and running a first-time show is always fraught with difficulties, but Vivien Cord and Ed McClure,...
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