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  • Notice: We Are Returning To Print With June 19 Issue

    NEWTOWN, CONN.— Notice was sent on page 1 of the April 3 issue of Antiques and The Arts Weekly that the Bee Publishing Company was temporarily suspending the printed newspaper until the . Read Full Article.

  • Jeff Evans’ Bidders Screamed For Cobalt Creamer

    MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – Bringing the most of more than 900 lots of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century glass and lighting offered at Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates on May 19-20 was a circa 1825-35. Read Full Article.

  • Kiss This: Warhol Photograph Heats Up To $8,918 At Kensington Estate Auction

    CLINTONDALE, N.Y. – Originally snapped for the 1982 Rainer Fassbinder film Querelle, an original photograph by Andy Warhol found love at the top of Kensington Estate A. Read Full Article.

  • Morphy Sets Tomahawk Auction Record At $664,200, Made By Revolutionary War General Richard Butler

    DENVER, PENN.— An auction record for any tomahawk was set at Morphy Auctions on May 27 as a Revolutionary War presentation pipe tomahawk made by future General Richard Butler and inscribed to Lie. Read Full Article.

  • Gold Coin Brings Top Dollar For Applebrook

    NEW MILFORD, CONN. – Applebrook Auctions & Estate Sales offered its May 18 “Hope Springs Eternal” auction on a new day – Monday instead of Thursday – but the change did not affect the. Read Full Article.

  • Dealers Show & Three Others Cancel On Antiques Week In New Hampshire

    NEW HAMPSHIRE— The New Hampshire Antiques Show, Antiques in Manchester, The Americana Celebration Antiques Show, and The Milford Show, all part of Antiques Week in New Hampshire, have cancelled t. Read Full Article.

  • Patriots Owner Robert Kraft’s 2017 Superbowl Ring Brings Over $1 Million For Charity

    ONLINE – Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s 2017 Superbowl LI championship ring sold for $1,025,000 in an online auction with the All In Challenge. The organization puts forward 100 percent of the m. Read Full Article.

  • Carrie Fisher Asked To Be Paid In Antique Chairs For Role In ‘Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back’

    LOS ANGELES – Actress Carrie Fisher, renowned for her sharp tongue and good wit, asked to be compensated in sexual innuendo that took the form of antiques for her cameo role in Kevin Smith’s 20. Read Full Article.

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First For Everything: May Brimfield Goes Digital, Unites Collecting Community & Makes Sales
ONLINE – If you’re not wearing a hat and standing on the hot pavement as you share Palmer Road with a creeping line of cars and a crowd of folks from just about every walk of life, it’s hard to ...
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Antiques Shops Begin Process Of Cautiously Reopening
UNITED STATES – Similar, in metaphor only, to relearning how to walk following a devastating injury, antiques dealers are opening up their shops as state-mandated retail closures expire around the U...
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Antiques Shows & Auctions Cancellations/ Reschedulings: A Running List
The antiques will survive. They’ve been around for 100 years or more. Auctioneers, show promoters and curators, however, are not as sanguine about their patrons — or the prospects that enough peop...
April 29, 2020
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