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December 21, 2010In celebration of his two decades in the antiques business, Frank Kaminski bucked the current tide of belt-tightening and launched his new gallery in Beverly Thanksgiving weekend, November 27′8.
December 21, 2010The final lecture and gallery tour of the exhibition ⁗ith Needle and Brush Schoolgirl Embroidery from the Connecticut River Valley,†curated by Carol and Stephen Huber in conjunction with the Florence...
December 21, 2010Heritage Auctions realized stellar prices and near-perfect sell-through rates on the $1.2 million fine and vintage guitar and stringed instrument portion of its November 13 music and entertainment...
December 21, 2010The Cape Ann Museum presents the exhibition, ⁔o Gather Together and Keep These Bonds: Highlights from the Permanent Collection,†on view through May 29.
December 21, 2010Bonhams†fine British and European glass and paperweights auction on December 15, achieved some record prices in a sale that totaled $895,930 for 355 lots with 87 percent sold by value.
December 21, 2010There is no setting more fitting for The American Art Fair than the museum of the school that has nurtured more than 2,300 academicians. So when the lights in the galleries of the National Academy...
December 14, 2010The final sale of the 2010 auction season at Thomaston Place was conducted the weekend of November 6, with strong results posted. A diverse and quality auction, virtually every category of worth was represented.
December 14, 2010It seemed almost like old times as the Holiday Antiques Show brought record crowds, and the collective mood of the dealers and patrons seemed upbeat and positive during the show's November 26′8...
December 14, 2010On December 10 at Sotheby, three remarkable treasures were sold for outstanding prices and two new auction records were established. Applause greeted the successful sale of each historic object.
December 14, 2010Shelburne Museum has acquired a rare collection of firearms made in Vermont in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries.
December 14, 2010Peter Marzio, director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, dedicated his career to making the art of world cultures accessible to all and often recounted how art had changed his life.
December 14, 2010Chester Lauria of Chester Antiques & Metal Restoration died November 12 after suffering a stroke ten months earlier. He was 83 years old.
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