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June 8, 2010Evidence that new buyers are coming into the field was seen by the increased number of people registering to bid online (2,266) as well as in-house (611) at Pook & Pook's recent auction.
June 8, 2010The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present the first exhibition to survey the achievements of the great Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841‱919) during the last three decades before his death.
June 8, 2010The Newark Museum will mark the centennial celebration of the Mexican Revolution (1910‱920) with an exhibition of works from the Bank of America collection. ⁉ndigenismo: Ancient Roots in Mexican...
June 8, 2010A pair of oil on canvas paintings by the prolific Korean artist Kim Heung Sou (b 1919) sold for a combined $52,500 in an auction April 14′8 by Litchfield County Auctions.
June 8, 2010The 13th Annual Historic East Berlin Antiques Show opened to a large and enthusiastic crowd for an early buying preview on Thursday evening, May 20, and continued through Saturday evening.
June 8, 2010Perhaps a rite of passage, spring just would not be complete without the Greater York Antiques Show and Sale. Begun by the late promoter Jim Burk 40 years ago and now conducted by his wife, Donna, the classic...
June 8, 2010Not long after the bombing of Pearl Harbor launched World War II, 120,000 ethnic Japanese on the West Coast, more than two-thirds of whom were American citizens by birth, were ordered interned for the duration...
June 1, 2010Linda Zukas filled the exhibition halls with her dealers for the 20th annual Antique Textile and Vintage Fashion Show at the Sturbridge Host Hotel and Conference Center on May 10, to the delight of a crowd...
June 1, 2010A Civil War presentation pitcher bestowed on Nathaniel Prentice Banks, 24th governor of Massachusetts and Civil War major general, in recognition of his success at the 1863 Siege of Port Hudson was the highlight...
June 1, 2010The Brimfield Police Department is investigating the reported theft of a Hampshire Pottery vase from a dealer exhibiting at J&J Promotions on Friday, May 14, during the Brimfield spring antiques market.
June 1, 2010Antiques with Maine provenance of one kind or another were the major draw at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†May 22′3 auction. The sale star was the ship portrait, ⁔he Lofty Trader Scottish...
June 1, 2010It is all business for Nan Gurley and there are few, if any, frills associated with her antiques shows. The one-day Sturbridge Antiques Show opens its doors at 1 pm and packs out a mere four hours later....
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