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September 1, 2009The Glebe House Museum & Gertrude Jekyll Garden will present ⁔reasures of Historic Woodbury 1700‱850, †an exhibition of Woodbury furniture and decorative arts on view from September 13 through...
September 1, 2009Edward Willis Redfield's painting "Snow Scene, Center Bridge, Pennsylvania," fetched $163,800 at an Alderfer auction recently.-
August 27, 2009Early Deadlines Due to the Labor Day holiday, deadlines for the issue of Antiques And The Arts Weekly dated September 11 are as follows: EARLY AUCTION: Wednesday, September 2, 10 am DISPLAY Wednesday,...
August 25, 2009Dealers and customers alike praised the new venue for the Manchester Pickers Market and Mid*Week in Manchester, the two shows produced by Barn Star Productions as part of Antiques Week in New Hampshire.
August 25, 2009The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art has completed a large-scale reinstallation of its famed Hudson River School collection.
August 25, 2009An Eighteenth Century Boston schoolgirl sampler soared at Thomaston Place Auction this past Saturday, August 22, when it fetched $465,750.
August 25, 2009As it has nearly every time for the past 52 years, the August 6‸ New Hampshire Antiques Show drew a crush of shoppers and elicited fervent praise from its legendarily loyal fans.
August 25, 2009On view September 24-November 15, the New England Quilt Museum first exhibition of the fall season, ⁍aster Pieces: Haberdashery Textiles in Antique Quilts, †features quilts made from menswear,...
August 25, 2009In the Morgan Library & Museum first exhibition devoted to William Blake in two decades, former director Charles Ryskamp and curators Anna Lou Ashby and Cara Denison have assembled many of Blake...
August 25, 2009Where floor plans are concerned, it is the rare antiques show that deviates from the norm. Most are as regular as a grid painting by Mondrian. Barn Star Productions chief Frank Gaglio got a lesson in living...
August 25, 2009With the Manchester Pickers Market under the belt, the new and the faithful who attend Antiques Week in New Hampshire moved on to spend a pleasant day on the Deerfield Fairgrounds, enjoying Nan Gurley...
August 25, 2009With an 82 percent sell-through rate by lot, Freeman June 21 sale of fine American and European paintings and sculpture proved to be a great success with 102 of the 127 lots finding buyers and the sale...
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