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April 24, 2019MILWAUKEE, WIS. — The work of French academic painter William-Adolphe Bouguereau (French, 1825–1905), who enjoyed remarkable popularity throughout America’s Gilded Age, is the focus of a new exhibition...-
April 24, 2019Natalie Walters Warner, an antiques dealer known to many in the trade throughout New England, passed away on April 13, 2019, with her family by her side. She had been dealing with health issues for the past...
April 24, 2019IPSWICH, MASS. — Michael C. Bider, III, 66, of Bider’s Antiques in Essex, Mass., died at his daughter’s home in Ipswich on March 19, 2019, after living with bile duct cancer for just over a year....
April 23, 2019Review and Photos by Tania Kirkman WHEELING, W.Va. – Steeped in quality, the Oglebay Institute’s Annual Antiques Show and Sale has endured as a staple in the region, offering a consistent balance...
April 23, 2019By Karla Klein Albertson RICHMOND, Va. – Interpreting art can be a dangerous pursuit. A Nineteenth Century portrait of a woman and her favorite horse can be fairly straightforward, while a medieval...
April 23, 2019The Nineteenth Amendment that granted women the right to vote will celebrate its 100th birthday in 2020. It comes at a time when a record number of women are serving in Congress and women’s rights...
April 23, 2019In this week’s “Across The Block,” a rare log cabin remedy bottle sold with a high bid of $1,624 while a Kentucky Sampler topped the block for more than $5,000. Personal keepsakes raised interest...
April 23, 2019The Colt .44 “Millikin Dragoon” percussion revolver was made within a series of firearms given by the Colt Firearms Company as presentation pieces. Others from the series were given to Russian Czar...
April 23, 2019Review by Rick Russack / Photos Courtesy of Flying Pig Antiques WESTMORELAND, N.H. – As intended, the only thing missing from Flying Pig’s first auction was a live crowd in the salesroom. The sale...
April 23, 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara ATLANTA, GA.- Don Scott was enjoying his April 9-12 Scott Antique Market here with 2,000 booths filled with antiques, vintage collectibles and home décor. He and his staff...
April 23, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Jackie Sideli EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Eldred’s Auction Gallery’s spring auction of fine art, Americana, decoys and marine art, as well as many other categories,...
April 23, 2019STURBRIDGE, MASS. — A pair of Eighteenth Century chairs attributed to Portsmouth, N.H., chairmaker John Gaines (1704–1743) exceeded expectations April 18, in D.L. Straight’s Spring Americana and Folk...
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