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December 28, 2010Recognized today as a highly coveted and unique form of American folk art, wildfowl decoys represent what noted authority and author Robert Shaw terms in his most recent book, n extraordinary response...
December 28, 2010A white Carrara marble carving, the 1898 work ⁔hree Native Americans in Battle,†or ⁉ndians Wrestling,†by Edmonia Lewis surprised bidders when it sold for $287,500 at Gabriel Auctioneers/Appraisers...
December 28, 2010Even the most persnickety shopper could have found plenty to buy for those stockings hung by the fire with care at Cord Shows†Stocking Stuffers Antiques Show December 19, an annual tradition of the holiday...
December 28, 2010Just like the mailman, the antiques dealers and collectors were not deterred by an early morning ice storm during the Concord N.H., Monthly Antique Show at Grappone Center, December 12.
December 28, 2010The Concord Armory in this historic Massachusetts village was the scene for more than 40 exhibiting dealers and hundreds of shoppers on December 11 and 12, at the Concord Holiday Show, managed by New England...
December 28, 2010A special exhibition of European portrait painting, featuring works by master artists from the late Fifteenth Century through the early Nineteenth Century, will be on view at the Sterling and Francine...
December 28, 2010Works by Diego Rivera, Fernando Botero, Rufino Tamayo and Beatriz Milhazes realized top prices at Christie two-session sale of Latin American art on November 17 and 18. The auctions achieved 14 new world...
December 28, 2010New England estates and collections supplied the material offered to a full house of collectors and dealers at the Carl W. Stinson November 21 auction.
December 21, 2010The Worcester Art Museum is displaying two complete sets of Francisco de Goya prints from its permanent collection through April 17.
December 21, 2010Just when dealers and collectors were wondering what Marilyn Gould was going to do with her show management business, she packed 90 exhibitors into 87 booths at the Wilton High School Field House...
December 21, 2010The Peabody Essex Museum is a fitting location for an antiques show and even more so this year as exhibitors seemed to focus on not just items of local interest, but displays seemed to relate directly...
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