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April 13, 2010Despite being one of the first springlike Saturdays in March, Tim 18th annual Cabin Fever auction on March 27 brought buyers out in droves to enjoy the varied offerings packed inside the Litchfield...
April 13, 2010The Speed Art Museum will present ⁆ifty Years of Contemporary Glass: Art, Craft or Otherwise? †April 25 to August 2, an exhibition featuring highlights from the Adele and Leonard Leight collection,...-
April 13, 2010The United States District Court, District of Nevada, settled a longstanding dispute on April 8 between American illustration art specialist Judith Goffman Cutler, a third-party defendant/counter plaintiff,...
April 13, 2010If it spring in New Hampshire, you can be sure Ron Bourgeault of Northeast Auctions has an Americana auction on the schedule. His March 28 auction lived up to his standards, offering a fine group of furniture,...
April 13, 2010The McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College is the exclusive traveling venue for the exhibition ⁁sian Journeys: Collecting Art in Postwar America, †which is on display through June 6.
April 13, 2010Virtually all of the high-stakes Americana players were in town on Saturday evening, April 10, for Joseph Kabe Americana auction, or they were on the phone. Highlighting the selection was an extremely...
April 13, 2010A irecracker †flask went out with a bang at the Norman Heckler Auction Company March sale of fine bottles and flasks, bitters, free blown glass and much more as it sold for a record price paid...
April 13, 2010The Concord Museum will celebrate the 375th anniversary of the founding of the town of Concord with an exhibition featuring objects that have been passed down in Concord families and then entrusted...
April 13, 2010It was a big gamble to try and revive an antiques show in Atlantic City, a roll of the dice if you will, but show manager Allison Kohler of JMK Antiques Shows took the bet and ran with it.
April 6, 2010While most of the recipients of the Antiques Dealers Association Award of Merit are active in the trade, there are a few noteworthy exceptions. This year winners, Jane and Richard Nylander, are a perfect...
April 6, 2010From special exhibitions at museums and private galleries and a themed art show, Asia Week is a highlight of the NYC arts calendar. The Asian art auctions offered here by four of the big auction houses...
April 6, 2010It was not all fun and games at Fairfield Auction on March 21, just some comic relief when a rare Steiff stuffed Felix The Cat crossed the auction block.
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