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November 16, 2010The Greater York Antiques Show made its annual fall appearance at the York Fairgrounds on Friday and Saturday, October 29 and 30. ⁗e had 64 exhibitors this fall, filling 70 booths, and our gate...
November 16, 2010⁔his stoneware and redware auction is a very special one for us ...as we have been searching for a home for our auction business and we have found it in the wonderful, historic Gorsuch Barn, built...
November 16, 2010Bainbridges is a fairly small English auction house yet its November 11 auction hit the big leagues, selling an Eighteenth Century Chinese vase for a record $85.9 5 million.
November 16, 2010The end of World War II ushered in a new era in art. With the horrors of war fresh in the public mind and much of the world in shambles, a group of innovative, ambitious artists in New York City...
November 9, 2010A wide variety of paintings, bronzes and sculpture made for interesting fare at Trinity International Auctions on October 23. Auction house principal Stephen Gass was pleased with the results of the auction.
November 9, 2010Stella Show Mgmt Co rolled out the red carpet on the 11th floor of 7 West 34th Street for its Modern Show on October 15‱7, showcasing Twentieth Century Modern art and design.
November 9, 2010After a week of well-attended exhibitions, the much anticipated auction of the collection of Richard and Joane Smith took place on October 30 at Pook & Pook, with a full gallery ready to bid for choice...
November 9, 2010Prominent painter Sylvia Sleigh, noted for her feminist portrait genre painting, died on October 24, at age 94 in her Manhattan home.
November 9, 2010From its earliest documented production at Jamestown in 1608, American glass was coveted for its utility and beauty. From the simplest stubby forms to the most sophisticated molded examples, early...
November 9, 2010This 1804 silk and painted paper on linen sampler by Mary Bowker has been missing from the collection of the Burlington County Historical Society since October 16. Illustrated in Betty Ring’s Girlhood...
November 9, 2010More than a 100 enthusiasts from around the country attended a one-day conference on early American needlework on October 30 at the Connecticut Historical Society Museum and Library. The event coincided...
November 9, 2010Visitors to the Mint Museum Randolph will soon be able to view an early masterpiece by American painter Mary Cassatt. The painting, ⁍adame X Dressed for the Matinée,†1878, comes from the collection...
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