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July 22, 2008On June 8, Samuel T. Freeman & Co. held its biannual sale of fine and antique jewelry and watches that raised the bar for the department with over $1 million in sales in less than three hours.
July 22, 2008Miles down a narrow country road with naught but acres of fields and farms as far as the eye can see, the Fairhaven Antiques Festival comes up all of a sudden.
July 22, 2008Art collectors congregated at Cowan Auctions on June 21 for the summer fine and decorative art auction. The event proved successful, with more than 900 total bidders and $826,984 in sales.
July 22, 2008A William Aiken Walker oil painting of a cotton field and two African Americans with a basket of cotton was the highlight at the Cobbs†July 5 auction.
July 22, 2008It has been a long road for the white bronze angel discovered missing last March from Maplewood Cemetery in Mt Upton that was recently recovered.
July 22, 2008For the second year, Antiques at Castle in the Clouds was a success in bringing more visitors to this landmark home. Produced by Nan Gurley, the show conducted on June 29 had more than 55 exhibitors on the sprawling...
July 15, 2008It is hard to imagine a more successful undertaking than ⁓ilversmiths to The Nation: Thomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner, 1808-1842. †At Winterthur Museum in Delaware through September 21, the exhibition,...
July 15, 2008The allure and aura of immediacy in Georgia O⁋eeffe paintings will draw viewers to exhibitions of her work and photographs from coast to coast this summer and into next year.
July 15, 2008Economic caution in the high-end baseball card and memorabilia market was nowhere in sight at Robert Edwards Auctions†recent record-setting baseball card and memorabilia auction
July 15, 2008One week after the Kentucky Derby, it was the purses at the May 9 and 10 Whitaker-Augusta sale that found themselves in the winner circle. Fittingly, they ⁷on the top purse.-
July 15, 2008In a reversal of judicial tide eddying around eBay Inc, a federal court here on July 14 ruled that American jeweler Tiffany & Co. cannot hold the online auction platform responsible for policing its trademarks...
July 15, 2008The bankruptcy sale of property removed from the defunct Salander-O⁒eilly Galleries had private collectors, decorators and dealers raising their paddles fast and furiously at Stair Galleries†sale...
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