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November 23, 2010Had Teddy Roosevelt, 26th US president, been present at the Julia firearms auction on October 5 and 6, he surely would have used his favorite exclamation †⁂ully!††when his personal gold-inlaid...
November 23, 2010The Batman comic book Sacramento, Calif., resident Robert Irwin, 84, purchased for 10 cents in 1939 sold for $492,937 at Heritage Auctions on November 18. The price exceeded estimates, and when the bidding...
November 23, 2010Already well known to collectors of Russian art, Gene Shapiro held his most recent auction on November 3, the second in his new auction gallery at 506 East 74th Street, which handily proved that his collector...
November 23, 2010It was nice to walk into the Delaware Antiques Show and be immediately confronted by dealers, for that is what it all about. ⁔hey really did a bang-up job,†longtime exhibitor H.L. ⁓kip†Chalfant...
November 23, 2010⁔oys for the Mantle,†a collection of 1,869 catalogued lots and 120 uncataloged lots, was sold during a three-day session auction at Bertoia Auctions on November 12‱4.
November 16, 2010⁔here is a lot of art energy out there,†proclaimed Gene Shannon in the hours leading up to the October 28 sale at the specialty art auction house that bears his name. Fueled by enthusiastic bidders...
November 16, 2010Rosenbach Museum & Library announces the acquisition of two artistically and culturally significant portraits originally belonging to the Gratz family, a prominent early American Jewish family...
November 16, 2010Peter Field, 56, died peacefully on Sunday, November 7, just three weeks after being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer of the esophagus. Becoming a full time antiques dealer in 1988, he and his partner Susan...
November 16, 2010The New York Public Library Photography Collection is celebrated with ⁒ecollection: Thirty Years of Photography at The New York Public Library,†a multimedia exhibition featuring the work of more...
November 16, 2010One of the largest and most refined collections of early American furniture in private hands, as well as major Dutch paintings, American paintings and works on paper, including some 40 floral watercolors...
November 16, 2010The buzz was about the new auction house in town, Loew-Demers Auctions, which staged its first sale October 23, pulling out all the stops.
November 16, 2010⁆all is in the air&†Autumn Hartford is here,†proclaimed show manager Frank Gaglio of Barn Star Promotions in the days leading up to the Autumn Hartford Antiques Show. Now in its second year...
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