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16 Sep 2008On August 8‱0, the Maine Antiques Festival was again the destination for about 250 antiques dealers...
16 Sep 2008Japan Society will present ⁎ew Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters, †the first exhibition, inside...
16 Sep 2008On September 8, Christie launched its first sale dedicated exclusively to works by international...
16 Sep 2008The rumor mill had barely stopped spinning in regard to the recent announcement concerning the cancellation...
16 Sep 2008The little French elephant in the jaunty green suit who wears a yellow crown, the much beloved Babar,...
09 Sep 2008Now in its 13th year, Galloway Fairs†August fine art and antiques fair at Stonyhurst College is one of Galloway...
09 Sep 2008Mastro Auctions†live sports auction August 1 set auction records and raised money for Derrek Lee...
09 Sep 2008Over the course of a long and productive career, George de Forest Brush (1854/1855-1941) melded academic...
09 Sep 2008Facing a fiscal crisis, the town fathers here are considering selling a 115-year-old Tiffany window depicting...
09 Sep 2008It was business as usual for auctioneer Ron Bourgeault and his staff at Northeast Auctions as they established...
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