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December 16, 2008To a standing-room-only crowd, Abell Auction Co. recently conducted its fall fine art and antiques sale of more than 600 lots gathered from estates across Southern California. With more than 50 percent...-
December 16, 2008The long-running West Palm Beach Antiques & Collectibles Show has been sold. The new owners are veteran show promoters Kay and Bill Puchstein and Jim and Yvonne Tucker. They will change the name of the show...
December 10, 2008For the 41st year, the Chappaqua Antiques Show opened its doors on the first weekend of November †this year, November 1 and 2.
December 9, 2008The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) swung the doors open to its newly designed and constructed domicile at Columbus Circle in New York City in late September, revealing a state-of-the-art facility that...
December 9, 2008On October 12, Columbus Day weekend, Outer Cape Auctions hosted its annual art auction. A Henry Hensche landscape dated 1986 and measuring 16 by 20 inches sold for $23,500, well above its $8/10,000 presale...
December 9, 2008On November 14 at Sotheby, a packed salesroom witnessed spirited bidding from clients both in the room and participating over the phone at the auction of African and Oceanic art from the collection...
December 9, 2008Most of the antiques shows, such as the Wethersfield Antiques Show, seem to be holding their own in attendance, as it did in its most recent edition.
December 9, 2008The Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library has reported the theft of a large antique porcelain plate from its historic reading room.
December 9, 2008The aircraft-carrier-cum-military museum Intrepid was back at its berth on Manhattan West Side and so was Stella Show Mgmt Co. Pier Antiques Show November 15 and 16 to present the popular fall edition...
December 9, 2008The Rubin Museum of Art will present an array of fine hand stitched embroidery from India and Pakistan in ⁃olor & Light: Embroidery from India and Pakistan,†opening Friday, December 12, and on view...
December 9, 2008A parcel gilt-bronze figure of Buddha Shakyamuni in lotus position brought $676,309 at the 36th Special Auction of Asian Art at Nagel Auktionen, November 10‱1, going to a buyer from Hong Kong.
December 9, 2008A well-rendered oil on canvas painting of a Florida landscape with figures, painted by the renowned German-born American artist Hermann Herzog (1832‱932), sold for $80,500 at Nadeau Auction Gallery...
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