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November 3, 2009The third annual Jackson Hole Art Auction, recently hosted by Trailside Galleries and Gerald Peters Gallery, offered past and present Masters of American West and realized just under $6 million in sales.
November 3, 2009On October 22, the final day of the 20th running of Brian and Anna Haughton International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show at the Park Avenue Armory, signs of a successful show were still to be seen...
November 3, 2009The Greenwich Civic Center may not have the ambience of a sumptuous hotel ballroom, but a fine display of architecturals and wrought iron at the center entrance put together by Bob Withington, York,...
November 3, 2009The artistry of the Amish quilting tradition will be on full display when the de Young Museum presents ⁁mish Abstractions: Quilts from the Collection of Faith and Stephen Brown †in the Caroline and H. McCoy...
November 3, 2009As a general rule, bidders pack the gallery and fill up the phone lines when CRN Auctions runs a sale and the October 17 sale here was no exception.
November 3, 2009Ramping things up a notch, the Princeton Fall Antiques and Fine Arts Show recently celebrated its fifth anniversary by tweaking the typical antiques show format with the addition of special touches above...
October 27, 2009Collectors and dealers gathered eagerly for the Willis Henry Auctions Shaker sale on the grounds of the Fruitlands Museum on October 3, and they gave careful scrutiny to each of the 307 lots. It has been...
October 27, 2009Before rock-and-roll became cliché, it had many handmaidens. Among the most willing were the professional photographers who played a collaborative role in pushing through the societal changes that rock-and-roll...
October 27, 2009Stunning dolls collected during his lifetime by W. Richard Wright made believers of several cynics when they were on view at Skinner Marlborough gallery in the preview of the October 10 sale.
October 27, 2009Twice each year for 42 years now, there have been antiques shows in this tiny village in the Brazos Hills with more fields and shows than ever could be imagined †more than 40, perhaps as many as 60.
October 27, 2009Ralph Willard, antiques dealer turned antiques show manager, continued his charming country antiques show in the small village of Round Top, September 29 through October 3.
October 27, 2009The Original Round Top Antiques Festival is the big draw and a large part of why several thousand antiques and collectibles dealers and many more shoppers descended on this area September 30⁏ctober...
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