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September 9, 2008It was business as usual for auctioneer Ron Bourgeault and his staff at Northeast Auctions as they established an energetic pace for the start of Antiques Week in New Hampshire.
September 9, 2008⁗e are pleased with the date change and look at it as a chance for the show to grow every year, †said Jim Dunn, manager of the 34th annual Antiques Show sponsored by the Vermont Antiques Dealers†Association,...
September 9, 2008An important painting by American artist Martin Johnson Heade and a monumental pair of Sevres architectural scale urns soared to unexpected heights at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†Labor Day weekend...-
September 9, 2008Red Baron is riding into the sunset with an ⁅nd of an Era †sale on September 27 and 28.
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September 9, 2008Ralph M. Kovel, nationally known antiques author and expert, died August 28, in Cleveland.
September 9, 2008Stuart Cary Welch Jr, curator emeritus of Islamic and later Indian art at the Harvard Art Museum and former special consultant in charge, department of Islamic art, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, died...
September 9, 2008Billed as an antiques and art extravaganza, James D. Julia three-day sale at the Samoset Resort delivered on the promise with a $5 million auction on August 26′8. The sale total was Julia...
September 9, 2008The Gettysburg Foundation and the National Park Service will welcome visitors †for the first time in more than a century †to a complete ⁂attle of Gettysburg †cyclorama experience, beginning...
September 9, 2008The Delaware Art Museum presents ⁈ispanic Lives, Latin Worlds †Simple Complexities (Vidas Hispanas, Mundos Latinos †Simplicidad y Complejidad), †an exhibition featuring more than 25 works of art by Hispanic...
September 2, 2008In a twist of fate, Paula and Howard Ellman, New York City dealers specializing in Tiffany art glass, discovered they had bought four pieces of art glass at auction recently that were stolen from them...
September 2, 2008The Marion Antiques show and sale has a lot going for it and presented a strong showing at its August 15-16 edition.
September 2, 2008The popular annual summertime sale of American and European art conducted by Rob and Annette Elowitch of Barridoff Galleries was once again well received by art enthusiasts.
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