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August 19, 2008Antiques show promoter Meg (Wendy) Geslin continues to reinvent the brand of her family-owned show-management business, this time by joining forces with Manhattan Media, which publishes Avenue, Manhattan...
August 19, 2008The Lincoln County Sheriff Department is investigating a burglary of a residence here that occurred sometime between mid-April and mid-May of this year.
August 19, 2008In 2006, a treasure trove of all kinds of art work †some of which has subsequently been identified as stolen †was uncovered in a New York City apartment. In an effort to track down the rightful owners,...
August 19, 2008Yeshiva University Museum will be the only North American venue for an unusual and significant exhibition of gold and silver jewelry, tableware and rare coins, all from the medieval period, culled from...-
August 19, 2008William G. ⁂ill†Holden, 60, died unexpectedly of natural causes at his home here on April 22. He dealt in scientific and nautical antiques.
August 19, 2008As several fully rigged tall ships sailed into Portsmouth Harbor this past weekend, Ron Bourgeault and his crew at Northeast Auctions set sail for yet another blockbuster marine, China Trade and sporting...
August 19, 2008Opening on October 26 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), ⁖anity Fair Portraits: Photographs 1913′008†brings together 150 of the magazine iconic portraits, exploring celebrity and photography...-
August 19, 2008Joseph Lehman, who was in the antiques business for more than 35 years, died August 7, after a 2½-year battle against cancer.
August 19, 2008The sizzling hot midsummer Midwest weather closely mirrored the heated bidding that took place at Jackson International July 15 and 16 auction. The sale attracted more than 500 bidders worldwide, representing...
August 19, 2008Usually conducted midway through the annual summertime waterfowl auctions conducted in New England, Ted Harmon of Decoys Unlimited jumpstarted the 2008 schedule by advancing his auction one full week and moving...
August 19, 2008The second in a weeklong series of decoy auctions, Copley Fine Arts conducted its annual sale on Wednesday and Thursday, July 23 and 24, with a fine selection of sporting materials, waterfowl decoys and related...
August 19, 2008A sparkling little gem of a show made its 53rd appearance over the weekend of July 31⁁ugust 2, and at that age, it is one of the oldest shows in the region.
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