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June 30, 2009Americana collectors were out in force for Skinner American furniture and decorative arts auction on June 7, and hefty prices were recorded throughout the session. Furniture seemed to be selling well,...
June 30, 2009The Salmagundi Club is hosting a major traveling exhibition organized by the Butler Institute of American Art. ⁇ary T. Erbe: 40-Year Retrospective, †featuring more than 60 paintings from public and private...
June 30, 2009The Annual Outdoor Ridgefield Antiques Market marked its 47th anniversary on June 6 at the 1896 Lounsbury House, attracting 60 antiques exhibitors from all over the Northeast.
June 30, 2009Pook & Pook's recent sale got off to a start that would please most any auctioneer and consignor when an Agra carpet, circa 1880, sold for $46,800, well above estimate.
June 30, 2009The Philadelphia Museum of Art this summer will present ⁁dventures in Modern Art: The Charles K. Williams II Collection, †an exhibition of approximately 100 paintings, sculptures, watercolors and drawings...
June 30, 2009A highly important Newcomb College Pottery vase sold June 27 at Neal Auction Company, setting a new auction record for a Newcomb object at auction.
June 30, 2009⁁ most unusual kind of yard sale †was how ABC News†Good Morning America described Kodner Galleries†May 20 and 21 auction.
June 30, 2009The Hyde Collection summer 2009 exhibition, ⁄egas & Music, †opening July 12 and running to October 18, marks the first time the Hyde Collection will host an exhibition of the works of Edgar...
June 30, 2009Just as a sour note can dull a symphony, the wrong frame can flatten the most magnificent of paintings. So when the Metropolitan Museum of Art decided to reframe one of its most popular †and largest...
June 30, 2009Commemorating its 75th anniversary, the Michele & Donald D⁁mour Museum of Fine Arts has organized a multigallery exhibition that tells the history of the museum through its artwork. ⁁ Tradition...
June 30, 2009A morning rain and soggy fields couldn⁴ dampen enthusiasm at the Cold Spring Antiques Show on June 14, where dealers set up at picturesque Mayor Park along the Hudson River.
June 30, 2009For the most part, Antiques in the Valley had a very country look, with a scattering of more formal pieces, with painted surfaces, scrubbed tops and old finishes well in the majority at its June 19 and 20 edition.
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