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March 2, 2010A Chalmers Catawba wine bitters bottle, considered one of the top five Western bitters known, sold for $19,600 in an Internet and catalog auction that ended January 18 by American Bottle Auctions.
March 2, 2010Jenkins Management orchestrated and conducted good music in Nashville for its Antiques at Music Valley Show, Valentine weekend, February 10‱3.
March 2, 2010The Minneapolis Institute of Art presents ⁉n Pursuit of a Masterpiece,†a selection of more than 20 masterpieces from all seven curatorial areas in the MIA collection, on view through April 11.
March 2, 2010⁁s we got to $850,000, I just kept thinking ⁰lease don⁴ stop now,”†said auctioneer James Julia, with a glint in his eye, of the sale of a rare map during his antiques and fine art auction on February...
March 2, 2010The 40th annual Hunt Valley Antiques Show sparkled as it celebrated its ruby anniversary February 19′1.
March 2, 2010The Caped Crusader pounds the Man of Steel †and the recession †in a comic book auction on February 25 at Heritage Auctions. An anonymous superheroes fan paid a record $1,075,500 for a 1939 comic book...
March 2, 2010On January 29, the Cape Cod Museum of Art purchased a Thomas Hart Benton lithograph, ⁉sland Hay,†which is now on view.
February 23, 2010The only major artist of the American West who actually worked on the open range, Charles Marion Russell (1864‱926) became a self-taught chronicler of the Old West as it faded into history. Russell...
February 23, 2010They billed it blandly as a winter auction, but Carl R. Nordblom and Karin J. Phillips put together a most eclectic sale at CRN Auctions that drew varied groups of bidders and most went away happy on January...
February 23, 2010Freeman recent English and Continental furniture, silver and decorative arts sale concluded with exceptional prices achieved for some exceptional items.
February 23, 2010The waiting line the morning of January 16 at the Boston Antiques & Design Show & Sale at the Shriners Auditorium was a good indicator of things to come. According to veteran show producer Marvin...
February 23, 2010The Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University will present ⁒oyal Splendor in the Enlightenment: Charles IV of Spain, Patron and Collector, †the first major exhibition to showcase the art collection...
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