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18th century Badminton Cabinet sets new world record at London auction house.
Publication: The America's Intelligence Wire Publication Date: 09-DEC-04 |
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COPYRIGHT 2004 Financial Times Ltd.
(From AP Worldstream)
Byline: SAM F. GHATTAS
The 18th-century Badminton Cabinet broke its own record as the most expensive piece of furniture sold at an auction, fetching more than 19 million pounds (US$36 million, A27 million) at a sale Thursday.
Johan Kraeftner, director of the Liechtenstein Museum in Vienna,...
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