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May 19, 2009Antiques dealer Paul Scott is recovering from a fall at Boston Medical Center after suffering a fractured neck and bruised spinal cord.
May 19, 2009The first major exhibition of furniture and decorative art by the protean American craftsman and designer Charles Rohlfs begins its five-venue national tour at the Milwaukee Art Museum June 6⁁ugust...
May 19, 2009From June 2 to August 23, The Frick Collection will present a focus exhibition dedicated to the colorful and often controversial artist James Abbott McNeill Whistler (1834‱903).-
May 19, 2009Due to the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 25, advertising deadlines for the issue of Antiques And The Arts Weekly dated May 29 are as follows: EARLY AUCTION: Wednesday, May 20, 10 am DISPLAY: Wednesday,...
May 19, 2009Despite a distinguished New England provenance, it was a southern Hepplewhite walnut hunt board made in coastal North Carolina that achieved $33,350 from a North Carolina collector on the phone at CRN Auctions†April...
May 19, 2009⁗e knew from the start that it would not be like it has been in the past, but in the end it was better than anyone expected, †Catherine Sweeney Singer, show director, said of the Antiques Garden Furniture...
May 12, 2009Reportedly when William Penn designed an urban plan for Philadelphia, he envisioned a city within a vast expanse of parkland, rife with private gardens. It is suiting, therefore, that one of the nation...
May 12, 2009Seventy-five years ago, Americans were beset by an economic crisis that may seem all too familiar today. The national economy, in the wake of the stock market crash of October 1929, had fallen into an extended...
May 12, 2009There are motorcycle shows, and then there is Oley. Formally known as the Perkiomen National Meet and Motorcycle Show, this event is welcomed into this small town annually, as are the thousands of motorcycle...
May 12, 2009Mainland Chinese dealers converged on the sleepy town of Dedham in pursuit of a group of Chinese jades from the collection of the late Donald and Pauline MacDonald, and they drove the prices to a grand...
May 12, 2009Stanton Auctions†spring sale was filled with well-known names such as Frederick S. Church, Tiffany, Wave Crest, Daum Nancy, Galle and Mettlach. ⁗e had an auction of collections, †said Peter Stanton...
May 12, 2009⁉ feeling pretty optimistic, †commented fine art auctioneer Gene Shapiro going into his April 23 Russian art auction at the Metropolitan Pavilion. ⁔hings are getting back to the way they were,...
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