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November 11, 2008Four rare and prized battle flags of the American Revolution are on extended view at Colonial Williamsburg. ⁃aptured Colors: Four Battleflags of the American Revolution †is at the DeWitt Wallace Decorative...
November 11, 2008The Morristown Armory Antiques Show is a workhorse. Close enough to New York City to attract savvy city shoppers, the show retains a country flavor and succeeds by sticking to what it does best †offering...
November 11, 2008Dealers and collectors defied the prevailing economic climate as they streamed into the Greater Boston Antiques Festival for New England Antiques Show October 18 and 19 event.
November 11, 2008Distinguished as the first institution in America to establish a collection of watercolors and drawings with its beginnings in the early 1800s, the New-York Historical Society (N-YHS) in New York City...
November 11, 2008Philadelphians were in a celebratory mood when USArtists opened on October 16 at the 33rd Street Armory.
November 11, 2008When collectors gathered at Theriault October 11 doll auction, the mood was good cheer and enthusiasm, with prices largely soaring above their presale estimates.
November 11, 2008Susan Lauren passed away on October 20, 2008, at Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital after a battle with lung cancer.
November 11, 2008A complete and authentic vampire killing kit, made around 1800, attained $14,850 in the Jimmy Pippen estate sale by Stevens October 3‴ in the new Natchez Convention Center.
November 11, 2008For 30 years, Xavier Guerrand-Hermès of the renowned Paris-based fashion empire collected both stunning North African jewelry and historic late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century photographs by some...
November 11, 2008The Gramercy Park Antiques Show opened on October 24 to a wave of optimism carried over from the success of the previous week Modern Show, said Michele Oswald, manager of the back-to-back Stella Show...
November 11, 2008The J. Paul Getty Museum has acquired two full-scale bronze versions of the Venus de†Medici and the Dancing Faun, cast after the Hellenistic statues in Florence by the Eighteenth Century Florentine...
November 11, 2008George W. Breckenridge Jr, who co-founded the Atlanta Antique Gallery in suburban Chamblee, Ga., died on November 4, as a result of heart failure. He was 68 years old.
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