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September 21, 2010Halloween came early to Morphy Auctions, which presented a holiday auction September 11, featuring choice candy containers, papier mache Halloween decorations and nodders. Several stellar Santa displays...
September 21, 2010The Los Angeles County Museum of Art presents ⁅ye for the Sensual: Selections from the Resnick Collection,†which features more than 100 paintings, sculptures and decorative arts from the collection...
September 21, 2010Touted as a ⁓pectacular Maine Three-Day Auction,†the sale at James D. Julia Auctioneers lived up to all expectations, and some even went as far as to term the auction istoric.†Commencing...
September 21, 2010During a trip to the Netherlands in spring 1928, the Catalan painter Joan Miró (1893‱983) purchased postcards from the museums he visited. Two Seventeenth Century Dutch genre scenes particularly...
September 21, 2010An excellent assortment of freshly picked merchandise is the winning formula utilized by auctioneer Timothy Gould to attract a crowd that follows his auctions in a cultlike manner. Predictably, buyers...
September 21, 2010Exciting, extensive and exhaustive, the 30th Annual Baltimore Summer Antiques Show, now in its fifth year under the management of The Palm Beach Group, is also a comprehensive, quality-driven event...
September 16, 2010The Farmington Antiques Weekend, held September 4-6, at the polo grounds here enjoyed sunny weather, with several dealers reporting good buying.
September 15, 2010"What do you think of that chair?" the proud, smiling dad said, looking down on his 3-year-old son, who quickly replied "Chippendale," to the amazement of the couple standing in the room. Zeke Liverant...
September 14, 2010The Farmington Antiques Weekend, held September 4-6, at the polo grounds here enjoyed sunny weather, with several dealers reporting good buying.-
September 14, 2010John J. Lucsky, 84, of Danbury, died on September 8 at the Danbury Hospital. In his later years, he was an avid antiques dealer, showing at the Elephantýｳ Trunk markets and owned an antiques shop,...
September 14, 2010Worcester Art Museum will celebrate the arrival of Edouard Manet's famous painting "The Dead Toreador" with a Spanish-themed party on Saturday, September 25, from 7 to 10 pm. The painting will be on view...
September 14, 2010Usually conducted as a two-day sale, Thomaston Place Auction Galleries' annual Summer Feature Auction, which ran August 21-23, had a bounty of offerings, spurring the addition of an extra day to the sale....
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