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July 29, 2008The fireworks were erupting early during the annual Fourth of July Americana auction at Cyr Auction Gallery on July 2 as bidders hotly competed for a select grouping of market-fresh Americana.
July 29, 2008Aficionados of art of the American West convened on July 26 for the Coeur d⁁lene Art Auction held at the Grand Sierra Resort. About 178 works were auctioned, for a total of just under $37 million, breaking...
July 29, 2008For the 16th consecutive Independence Day celebration, Vivien Cord drew more than 3,000 visitors to her sold-out, 120-dealer show, Antiques in a Church Yard on July 4.
July 29, 2008Alderfer Auction rose to new heights at its fine and decorative arts auction June 11‱3 with the sale of a 25-by-30-inch Delaware River scene by George Stengel.
July 22, 2008Intrigue, passion and broken promises are excitements not normally associated with the serenity of the Shaker community. All that and more, however, were part and parcel of the formation and preservation...
July 22, 2008Theriault May 31 antique doll auction here was titled ⁁ Fine Pretending Tea, †a phrase from a poem about dolls†tea parties. This auction was no pretender, and offered an abundant selection...
July 22, 2008Police are chasing the dragon Nineteenth Century figural weathervane, that is †which was reported stolen on April 25, 2007. Burglars apparently reached the high-flying antique metal sculpture through...
July 22, 2008An installation of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts†recent acquisition, Jacob Lawrence ⁈iroshima †series, will be on view in the academy Morris Gallery in the historic landmark...
July 22, 2008The Olympia Fair, a landmark event on the London art and antiques calendar for 35 years, exemplified its ability to change, and †perhaps more importantly, predicting the need for it †ensured its continued...
July 22, 2008The Morse Museum has begun design development on a new wing in which to exhibit most of its holdings of objects and architectural elements from Louis Comfort Tiffany Long Island country estate, Laurelton...
July 22, 2008Showcasing the work of six young North Carolina studio craft artists, ⁐ossibilities: Rising Stars of Contemporary Craft in North Carolina †illustrates the vitality and diversity present among a new generation...
July 22, 2008The May 26 Memorial Day Antiques Fair at Lasdon Park and Arboretum opened with a long line of eager customers and remained busy until closing time.
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