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Featured Work: The Postmaster General Punch Bowl. Presented to Charles Emory Smith, Postmaster 1898-1902. Commemorates his role in the establishment of the Rural Free Delivery. Maker: Graff. Washbourne & Dunn for Galt & Bro.
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Featured Work: Ethiopian Chair crafted of Acacia wood from an ongoing exhibition at Hemingway African Gallery, #50E & 96 - through July 2014
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Featured Work: Lucien Clergue, Arlequin, Arles, ca. 1955, Gelatin silver print, vintage, 15 3/4 in. x 12 in., Show info: H O M A G E, Lucien Clergue, May 1st - July 12th, 2014
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Featured Work: Tiffany Studios Landscape Window. Estimate: $250,000 / 275,000 - To be offered April 12, 2014
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Featured Work: Luca Papaluca (Italian, 1890-1934), A clippership at sunrise, watercolor on paper, 9-1/4 x 12-3/4 in.
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