Firefox Table Gaps

Please take a look at
http://fetcohomedecor.com/albums.htm
- or other pages on the same menu - and note the thin white lines
between graphics. (These don't appear in IE.)
I have tried every code change suggestion I've been able to
find, from css margins & borders to doctype changes, but it
hasn't touched the problem. Worse, sometimes if you refresh the
page, the lines go away, but if you browse back, they're back
again! It's obviously an incompatibility with Firefox - but how do
I fix it? It passes the browser check validation just fine!
I'm stumped - can anyone please offer a fix, and deepen my
understanding of what's wrong?
Thanks a lot !!!
The Wiz

It looks just fine in Firefox, IE7, Opera, and Safari. There
are no thin white lines at all.

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