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30 Jul 2007Ima Hogg, well known in collecting circles as the creator of Bayou Bend, the historic house museum in Houston,...
26 Jul 2007Antiques and The Arts Weekly has received late word that Wayne Pratt, prominent expert and dealer in American...
24 Jul 2007This year, the Le Mans 24-hour sports car race was conducted June 22′3 and preparation dislodged northern...
24 Jul 2007The June 16‱7 Prallsville Mills Antique Show attracted a host of knowledgeable dealers and patrons,...
24 Jul 2007In this far eastern Long Island village, about 100 miles from New York City, Jean Sinenberg conducted...
24 Jul 2007A rare and important lantern clock, dating back to the reign of James I (1603‱625), was sold for $286,000...
24 Jul 2007Sotheby recent sale of American paintings, drawings and sculpture enjoyed lively bidding, the top lot being...
24 Jul 2007Theriault auction of ⁁ Cherished Collection†at the Venetian Hotel recently featured 65 Jumeau...
24 Jul 2007A painting on original found cardboard of a blue cat by the Alabama freed slave folk artist Bill Traylor...
24 Jul 2007⁓hiva as Brahma,†South India, Chola dynasty, Tenth/ Eleventh Century, a life-sized granite sculpture...
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