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October 20, 2009A single-owner sale packed the house on October 4 at Grogan & Company for the Asian art collection of the late Frederick Rush Innes of Boston.
October 20, 2009On September 2, Dallas Auction Gallery hosted an auction that saw an important Chinese Ming Zhengde imperial blue and white porcelain table screen and a Zitan table soar.
October 20, 2009⁔his show is like a big family reunion, †said show manager Jim Dunn of the Bromley Mountain Antiques Show. ⁉t a nice group of people to do business with. ‼/dd:abstract>AntiquesShowsantiquesshowsBy...
October 20, 2009⁗e were thrilled with the results, †commented Jeanne Bertoia in the days following the second auction session of the Donald Kaufman collection of toy automobiles, sold at Bertoia Auctions September...
October 13, 2009A new exhibit of fine antique furniture, ⁃onvenient and Fashionable: Furniture of Inland Massachusetts 1790‱830, †will open at Old Sturbridge Village October 24 featuring rarely seen pieces from...
October 13, 2009Clarke County Fairgrounds again hosted the Springfield Antiques Show and Flea Market Extravaganza September 18′0 for more than 2,400 exhibitors who offered their inventories.
October 13, 2009A Babe Ruth game-used bat, dating to the 1918 Boston Red Sox World Championship-winning season, realized $537,750 at Heritage Auction Galleries†October 1′ Signature sports memorabilia auction.
October 13, 2009While attendance numbers were not as strong as hoped for, dealers in large booths offered an interesting selection of merchandise at Cord Shows†second annual Putnam County Antiques Fair on September...
October 13, 2009Clarke Auction concluded its strongest summer season with its September 14 sale †one of its highest grossing auctions ever, according to founder and owner Ronan Clarke.
October 13, 2009The exhibition ⁊ames Tissot: The Life of Christ † will be on view at the Brooklyn Museum October 23⁊anuary 17, marking the first time in more than 20 years that any of the Tissot watercolors, a pivotal...
October 13, 2009When John Cotton Dana established the Newark Museum Association in 1909, his stated goal was ⁴o establish in the City of Newark, New Jersey, a museum for the reception and exhibition of articles of art,...
October 6, 2009Ohio Historical Museum was again the site for Stella Show Mgmt's co-produced Country Living Fair, September 18′0 that promoters said boasted strong crowds and strong sales.
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