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September 30, 2008James D. Julia antiques and fine art auction at the Samoset Resort has long been the pinnacle of Maine summer auction season. With each passing year, the Fairfield, Maine, auction firm presents...
September 30, 2008For more than 18 years, the three-times-yearly Antique Textiles and Vintage Fashions Show & Sale has been a sellout for exhibitor space, with great crowds supporting the exhibiting trade.
September 30, 2008At Sotheby on September 26, the Reginald M. Lewis Queen Anne carved walnut compass-seat stool, Philadelphia, circa 1750, sold for an unprecedented $5,234,500, establishing a record for any seating...
September 30, 2008The Museo Nacional del Prado will present the exhibition ⁒embrandt: Painter Of Stories, †on view October 15⁊anuary 6.
September 30, 2008Of the hundreds of thousands of objects that pass through a dealer hands over the course of a career, the ones he saves for his own enjoyment are the most special. When such a dealer decides to dispose...
September 30, 2008A gathering of women dresses from numerous tribes and regions is on view at the George Gustav Heye Center of the Smithsonian Institution in New York City. The exhibition examines a variety of styles...
September 30, 2008The exhibition ⁐ompeii and the Roman Villa: Art and Culture Around the Bay of Naples †will premiere in the nation capital October 19 and remain on view through March 22.-
September 30, 2008Nancy Hawk Gilbert, 74, died September 11 at Overlook Hospital in Summit, N.J. She was the owner and operator of Nancy and Alan Gilbert Antiques in Mountainville, Tewsbury Township, for more than 30 years.
September 30, 2008Opening October 15 and on view through January 18, the Frick Collection will present the first monographic exhibition dedicated to Andrea Riccio (1470‱532), one of the greatest †and least-known †bronze...
September 30, 2008A new exhibition opening October 19 at the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) unites nearly 300 rare works by the greatest designers of luxury goods at the end of the Gilded Age.
September 30, 2008A high chest that descended in Philadelphia Biddle-Drinker family ascended to a final price of $1,082,500 at Christie September 25 Americana sale, going to C.L Prickett of Yardley, Penn., bidding...
September 30, 2008Acres of antiques and thousands of shoppers and dealers came together for the third and final time of the 2008 season September 2‷ during the experience known as Brimfield Week.
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