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21 Nov 2000Scenes of Woodbury, Southbury and Martha's Vineyard are on view in Connecticut through January 9, 2001....
21 Nov 2000How do you get ahead when you're number three? If you're the number-three auction house, you put your...
21 Nov 2000The cupboard over a double chest of drawers sold for $212,750 at Willis Henry Auctions....
21 Nov 2000The top lot was Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall's "History of the Indian Tribes of North America,"...
21 Nov 2000The sale featured one of the world's largest known collections, and totals climbed to nearly $2 million....
21 Nov 2000Museum's Matisse fails to sell at auction...one Picasso disappears while another is found...artists sue for rights...
21 Nov 2000The restlessness of the event in the past has not done any damage and slight variations in the dealer...
21 Nov 2000More than 50 top American, English and Canadian dealers in Twentieth Century design participated at Winnetka's...
21 Nov 2000The significant loss we are reporting for the first nine months was primarily affected by the charges...
21 Nov 2000In his new role, Hays will develop business strategies for collections, specifically as they relate to the firm's...
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