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November 9, 2010Now in its 22nd year, the International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show, which returned to the Seventh Regiment Armory between October 21 and 28, gave much evidence that it is addressing changing...
November 9, 2010High expectations are sometimes dashed, but in the case of a General Jackson portrait flask, reality soared far above expectation when the bottle crossed the block at Norman C. Heckler & Company...
November 9, 2010Eugene Von Bruenchenhein (1910‱983) was one of the most complex and multifaceted self-taught artists in the United States. The exhibition ⁅ugene Von Bruenchenhein: Freelance Artist †Poet and Sculptor...
November 9, 2010Just inside the main entrance of the October Boston Antique and Design Show and Sale, October 16 and 17, at the Shriner Auditorium was an auspicious sign. An imposing Seventeenth or Eighteenth...
November 9, 2010The Bedford Historical Society presented its annual Autumn & Antiques Show, October 16‱7, at the Historical Hall. On what was the peak foliage weekend here, the color and the beauty outside...
November 2, 2010The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art has organized the first major exhibition of its American works on paper from the years 1910 to 1960. ⁁merican Moderns on Paper: Masterworks from the Wadsworth...
November 2, 2010It was all about carvings at The Cobbs Auctioneers†October 16 sale where a collection of netsuke and Alaskan carvings stored in a bank vault for 18 years came to market.
November 2, 2010The Rifle Hall Antiques Show opened on September 24 with a good audience on a new date pattern for the more than 40-year-old show.
November 2, 2010More than 250 exhibitors filled two tents at the Big Red Barn and Carmine Dance Hall, which along with the buildings, collectively make up the Original Round Top Antiques Fair, which ran September...
November 2, 2010Marburger Farm Antique Show was big †as only Texas can be big †with nearly 400 dealers set up in Titanic-sized tents with great summer weather and thousands of customers looking for that something...
November 2, 2010Important Americana crossed the block at Sotheby on Thursday, September 30, bringing in a total of $3,646,000. The first 41 lots across the block hailed from the collection of Frank and June Barsalona.
November 2, 2010Shelby Antiques Show was hosted September 27⁏ctober 2 by its new owner, just a month after buying it. Charlie Roth, a dealer at the show for many years, bought the rights to it shortly before it opened,...
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