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03 Jul 2001Virginia True epitomized the pioneer spirit of the United States in the early Twentieth Century, and at Zaplin...
26 Jun 2001The enormity of the reproduction industry from glass, ceramics and furniture to ivory and iron makes...
26 Jun 2001Bringing together over 200 works spanning the breadth of his long career, the Phillips Collection exhibition...
26 Jun 2001The clock stood 45 inches tall on impressively carved paw feet and was purchased by a Pennsylvania collector...
26 Jun 2001The most recent event hosted by the sports memorabilia and collectibles firm MastroNet, Inc., through...
26 Jun 2001Collectors vied heavily for the top lot, an Art Deco cameo glass bottle in orange with gilt-stylized...
26 Jun 2001Two hundred smuggled works of art found in a Brooklyn apartment return to Azerbaijan....Springfield Museum...
26 Jun 2001The passing of the torch at the Farmington Antiques Weekend has gone smoothly for the most part, with...
26 Jun 2001Dealers would be required to keep, in a bound book, a written record of every transaction - both on the buying...
26 Jun 2001The fourth in a series of exhibitions exploring Twentieth Century design around the world, the presentation...
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