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May 12, 2009The highlight of Tim auction schedule for the past 17 years has been the annual Cabin Fever Auction, always attended by a large and loyal base of customers.
May 12, 2009On view through August 2, the Speed Art Museum presents ⁅nglish Silver from the Age of Matthew Boulton, The James C. Codell Jr Collection.
May 12, 2009The second weekend of each month year round, Scott Antique Market comes alive with more than 2,400 dealers inside two enormous buildings and several hundred more outside on the parking lots offering their...
May 12, 2009⁔he Extravaganza at Kutztown is the place to Buy, Sell, Trade Antiques and Collectibles, †touts the management of Renningers, and they are words that ring true. The opening event of the season took...
May 12, 2009American silver took top billing at Pook & Pook Inc two-day auction of Americana the weekend of April 24.
May 12, 2009Chip Kretsch, co-owner of Ponyexpress Antiques in Flemington and at General Heath, Adamstown, Penn., died suddenly on April 11. He was 64.
May 12, 2009The first major exhibition of photographer Jaromír Funke work outside of Europe in nearly 25 years is on view at the National Gallery of Art through August 9.
May 12, 2009Collages by Connecticut photographer George Jacobi are on view at the Michele and Donald D⁁mour Museum of Fine Arts through July 12 in ⁁lternative Visual Energy.
May 5, 2009A seemingly endless variety of glass was represented at the Westchester Glass Show April 18 and 19 from art glass and Victorian to pressed and Depression glass.
May 5, 2009Retired undercover FBI Special Agent Robert K. Wittman, who was the senior investigator for the Art Crime Team, has traveled to more than 20 countries following up leads on stolen artworks. He is regarded...
May 5, 2009What sort of gift is fit for a tsar? The Smithsonian Arthur M. Sackler Gallery offers some stunning examples in its exhibition, ⁔he Tsars and the East: Gifts from Turkey and Iran in The Moscow Kremlin, †on...
May 5, 2009Increased advertising and promotion helped boost the gate at Barn Star Productions' popular Philadelphia fair, the 23rd Street Armory Antiques Show, which ran April 17‱9.
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