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15 Jul 2008It is hard to imagine a more successful undertaking than ⁓ilversmiths to The Nation: Thomas Fletcher...
15 Jul 2008The allure and aura of immediacy in Georgia O⁋eeffe paintings will draw viewers to exhibitions...
15 Jul 2008Economic caution in the high-end baseball card and memorabilia market was nowhere in sight at Robert...
15 Jul 2008One week after the Kentucky Derby, it was the purses at the May 9 and 10 Whitaker-Augusta sale that found...
15 Jul 2008In a reversal of judicial tide eddying around eBay Inc, a federal court here on July 14 ruled that American...
15 Jul 2008The bankruptcy sale of property removed from the defunct Salander-O⁒eilly Galleries had private collectors,...
15 Jul 2008An exhibition commemorating the 100th birthday of former New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller (July...
15 Jul 2008Florence ⁆lorie †Corbin, 91, founder and owner of Three Ravens Antiques and a longtime resident...
15 Jul 2008Edward E. Herguth, of Independent Appraisers and Auctioneers, died unexpectedly June 26, at the age of 57.
15 Jul 2008The second annual June Festival of Antiques brought just under 100 dealers from all over the East Coast...
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