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October 26, 2010Signed Pairpoint table lamps, clocks, Asian material and cast iron garden furniture from a single Southeastern Massachusetts collection topped the eclectic offerings at Landry Auctions†September...
October 26, 2010"Inspired Impressions: Interior Paintings by Jeremiah Goodman†is on view at the New York School of Interior Design until December 20 and features 38 original paintings and Interior Design magazine...
October 26, 2010George Michael of Merrimack died on October 13 at the age of 91. He entered the antiques and auction business in 1950 with the opening of the Strafford County Auction Exchange in his hometown, Rochester,...
October 26, 2010The Potomack Company auction house achieved record prices October 2 for Asian works of art, with 124 Asian lots bringing $1,112,000 in vigorous international bidding.
October 26, 2010While the late summer drought may have muted autumn palette across the New York State and New England landscapes, the colorful displays at the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair provided a vibrant and festive...
October 26, 2010The New London Police Department is attempting to recover a number of antique firearms stolen from a residence on October 12.
October 26, 2010Cane collectors and dealers have much to think about when selecting a cane.The careful selection that crossed the block at Tradewinds Auctions†October 2 sale drew a small but highly focused group...
October 20, 2010Americana is the heartbeat that drives the Okemo Antiques Show, which has been staged for 17 years inside the base lodge of Okemo Mountain Resort.
October 19, 2010Outside, an unusual early fall tropical storm was making a mockery of a traditional foliage weekend but inside the Weston Playhouse, it was dry and cozy, and breathtaking views were abundant. All one had to do was look...
October 19, 2010Bruce and Vicki Waasdorp completed their annual fall pottery auction on September 18, which had a surprising twist as the top lot in the sale was a miniature Canadian butter churn.
October 19, 2010The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has attracted many distinguished artists in the more than 200 years since its founding. Many of those same teachers and pupils were there - at least in spirit...
October 19, 2010Five hundred years and a wildly circuitous route have brought a group of extraordinary masterworks from the Italian Renaissance to US shores for the first time ever. The exhibit, ⁔itian and the Golden...
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