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October 19, 2010Alderfer most recent fine and decorative arts auction wowed crowds and highlighted the art of Berks County September 9‱0.
October 12, 2010A massive Eighteenth⁎ineteenth Century giltwood console virtually screamed for attention with its imposing stance at Brookfield Auction September 25 sale. Ultimately, it was a tiny Tiffany Studios...
October 12, 2010As American artists rebelled against the academic art and aristocratic portraiture that predominated at the turn of the Twentieth Century, they began looking to modern life for their subject matter....
October 12, 2010If good things come in small packages, the 24th annual Washington Connecticut Antiques Show is a gem of a show.
October 12, 2010Hidden deep within the Forbidden City in Beijing where few eyes ever beheld them, exquisite treasures gathered by the Eighteenth Century Chinese Qianlong emperor reveal a ruler of unsurpassed sensibility...
October 12, 2010White jade was most desirable at Eldred Asian arts auction August 26′8 and bidders could not get enough of it.
October 12, 2010The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, in partnership with Historic Huguenot Street, will hold an opening reception for ⁂inary Visions: Early Nineteenth Century Woven Coverlets from the Collection of Historic...
October 12, 2010Christie sale of important American furniture, folk art and prints, with property from the estate of Alastair Bradley Martin, including works from the Guennol Collection, on September 29.
October 12, 2010Saturday, September 25, was a beautiful fall day in New Hampshire, just the right kind of weather for an outdoor antiques show. And as luck would have it, there was a show at the Canterbury Shaker...
October 12, 2010Just over 1,200 tickets were sold and 1,000 people showed up for the gala preview party on Wednesday evening, September 29, for Avenue Antiques & Art at the Park Avenue Armory.
October 12, 2010Applebrook Auctions gathered a collection of folk art, carnival fare and Midcentury furnishings for its September 24 sale.
October 12, 2010The Antiques Dealers†Association of America (ADA) announced Morrison H. Heckscher as the recipient of the 2011 Award of Merit during its annual meeting this past weekend. The announcement was made...
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