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August 18, 2009On June 6‷, Cincinnati Art Galleries held its 19th annual June sale of keramics, art glass and Rookwood. As has come to be expected, a fine assortment was presented in the three-session sale.
August 17, 2009Major dealers and collectors were represented as New Hampshire Antiques Week kicked off with Northeast Auctions†three-day sale July 31⁁ugust 2. The sale brought some exceptional regional material...
August 17, 2009From a Cape Cod estate barely ten miles down the road, the runaway favorite of Eldred three-day auction, August 5‷, was the pre-Civil War tin hose reel in red, yellow and gold paint that drew the attention...
August 17, 2009Overflowing with neat and colorful things, the personal collection of the late Sally Schell Whittemore was warmly received by collectors and dealers alike at Skinner August 9 Americana auction, the first...
August 17, 2009The Newport Jazz Festival was not the only thing in town over the weekend of August 7‹ that was making for lively times and sweet music. Moving to a beat of its own, the Newport Antiques Show opened...
August 17, 2009A new look and professional management had dealers giving words of praise for the 60th anniver-sary All Saints†Antiques Show. The show was conducted July 29⁁ugust 1 at the Rehoboth Beach Convention...
August 11, 2009H. James ⁊im †Jackson, founder of Jackson International Auctioneers & Appraisers of Antiques and Fine Art, died on August 9, after a two-year battle with cancer. He was 78.
August 11, 2009Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848‱907), the greatest American sculptor of his day and arguably the nation finest sculptor ever, melded classical and modern styles in public statuary of enduring interest...
August 11, 2009For the fourth year there was a full house of exhibiting dealers at the Westhampton Beach Antiques Show, a fundraising event for the village historical society, which took place July 18‱9.
August 11, 2009The centennial celebration of the Ballets Russes in Paris provided the theme to Theriault July 12 doll auction because featured on the cover of the auction catalog was a rare French doll made in Paris...
August 11, 2009The Syracuse University Art Galleries in Syracuse and the Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery at SU Joseph I. Lubin House in New York City will jointly present the exhibition ⁗inslow Homer Empire...-
August 11, 2009The Phoenix Police Department is investigating a robbery from a jewelry dealer vehicle parked outside a seafood restaurant on July 12. More than $100,000 in jewelry was stolen in a van break-in while...
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