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August 31, 2010When the last emperor of China, Puyi, left the Forbidden City in 1924, the doors closed on a secluded compound of pavilions and gardens deep within the palace. Now for the first time, 90 objects of ceremony...
August 31, 2010The Foster-Lemmens Collection, 537 lots gathered together by three generations of antiquarians, was the last of three sessions of the Annual Summer Americana Auction conducted by Northeast Auctions August...
August 31, 2010It is hard to imagine a better managed event than the Newport Antiques Show, which opened for its fourth consecutive year at St George School in Middletown on Friday, August 13, and continued through...
August 31, 2010El Greco monumental masterpiece ⁐entecost†will be installed September 9 at the Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University, marking the beginning of a multifaceted three-year partnership with...
August 31, 2010About 200 antiques dealers gathered August 13‱5, traveling from as far away as Iowa and Wisconsin, to exhibit at Maine Antiques Festival.
August 31, 2010As patriarch of the American Arts and Crafts Movement, Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) helped transform concepts about the ideal early Twentieth-Century household. Riding a wave of concern about spreading...
August 31, 2010A baker dozen of paintings by Frank W. Benson offered in the first hour of Copley sporting art auction July 22′3 at the Radisson Hotel set the tone for this annual event that brings decoy collectors...
August 30, 2010Textiles play a more important role in our lives than many of us realize. To a great extent, our homes and their furnishings do much to shape our everyday living experience. Moreover, each country and culture...
August 24, 2010⁗e are 17 years old, and still going strong,†Frank Gaglio, manager of the Mid*Week in Manchester Antiques Show, said a few days after the show closed on Thursday, August 12, from his vantage point...
August 24, 2010From September 16 to January 10, the Neue Galerie Museum for German and Austrian Art will present an exhibition of work by the Eighteenth Century artist Franz Xaver Messerschmidt.-
August 24, 2010Well-known antiques dealer Richard ⁓mitty†Axtell never misses the New Hampshire Antiques Show, but unfortunately he cannot say that anymore. He suffered a very serious accident on Thursday, August...
August 24, 2010Nine lots of scrimshaw collected by the late Nantucket resident Thomas H. Gosnell sparked spirited bidding at Northeast Auction annual Marine, China Trade, Sporting and Historical Americana auction...
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