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July 20, 2010The Connecticut State Police are investigating a burglary reported at Tillie’s Antiques on Main Street on July 12. About $3,000 worth of merchandise, including jewelry and various estate pieces,...
July 20, 2010⁅legant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey †at the Orlando Museum of Art from August 13 to October 31, will feature the work of master illustrator and author Edward Gorey (1925′000).
July 20, 2010Kestenbaum & Company saleroom was filled-to-capacity as clients witnessed a singularly important item of Americana go under the hammer at the firm auction of fine Judaica on May 27. Consigned...
July 20, 2010The Indianapolis Museum of Art has acquired a rare corner cabinet with scenes of Breton life, carved and painted by Pont-Aven School artist Emile Bernard (1868‱941). One of only four known examples...
July 20, 2010A colorful and well-preserved American hand carved cigar store Indian, which had been in a Washington, D.C.-area basement for at least 20 years, brought a world record public auction price of $203,150...
July 20, 2010Franks Promotions filled its hall with exhibitors offering many styles and periods of antiques and home décor for the fifth time at the Big Red Barn Summer Antiques show, June 26 and 27.
July 13, 2010A wooden canteen from the War of 1812 has disappeared from the Forbush Memorial Library. The painted militia cheese box canteen features 13 stars above a displayed eagle on a blue ground.
July 13, 2010Art lovers have a rare and limited opportunity to view a scroll considered a seminal work in the history of Chinese painting, ⁉llustration to the Second Prose Poem on the Red Cliff, †on view for a few weeks...
July 13, 2010An ancient Roman group statue of great importance and beauty †a depiction of the Three Graces of Greek mythology †has been acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The marble sculpture is a Second...
July 13, 2010On July 7 at Sotheby, J.M.W. Turner great masterpiece ⁍odern Rome †Campo Vaccino †took center stage when it soared above its estimate of $17/26 million and sold for $44,935,558 †setting...
July 13, 2010A Powell & Stutenroth ⁆avorite Bitters †bottle, one of only a few known and graded 9.7 out of 10 for condition, soared to $64,960 at the 50th Internet and catalog sale conducted by American Bottle...
July 13, 2010Along with picnics and cookouts, a visit to the beach and gathering with family and friends to watch the annual fireworks displays on the Fourth of July, it has become a tradition in the Northeast over...
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