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May 12, 2008The 16th annual Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale April 24 offered an attractive and tempting display of garden antiques.
May 12, 2008Continuing to grow and diversify its mix of dealers and luxury brands, Westchester Enterprises conducted its Spring International Art & Antiques Show over five days, from April 25 to 29, at the Park...
May 6, 2008⁔he Shape of Things, †currently on view at the Asia Society, does more to bring the great civilizations of the East into context than its title implies, anchoring the concept that form followed function...
May 6, 2008Ardingly International Antiques and Collectors Fair, April 15 and 16, was the best April show to date in terms of number of dealers and attendance, according to dmg world media senior fairs manager Alan...
May 6, 2008Desirable folk art drew a strong crowd to the April 19 Willis Henry folk art and Americana sale, which proved to be a boon for American folk art collectors and dealers alike.
May 6, 2008Victorian Casino Antiques†March 9 and 10 auction set records for live attendance and gross sales. According to Pat McGuire, partner in Victorian Casino Antiques, the live audience was the largest in the auction...
May 6, 2008The April 12 auction conducted by Trinity International Auctions was invigorated by a record number of phone, Internet and absentee bidders from across the globe.
May 6, 2008Richard W. Withington Sr, New Hampshire most extroverted auctioneer, died April 29 in Concord, a little more than a year after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He lived every minute of his 90 years.-
May 6, 2008Antiques dealer Catherine ⁋ay †Scott Kinsella Hogan died peacefully Friday, April 11, with her family by her side.
May 6, 2008The New York Botanical Garden will host the largest outdoor exhibition of Henry Moore sculpture ever presented in a single venue in the United States. The collection of approximately 20 major pieces...
May 6, 2008Newark International Antiques and Collectors Fair, April 3 and 4, had the biggest first-day audience on record for the show producer, dmg. Alan Yourston, senior fairs manager for the company, was thrilled...
May 6, 2008James D. Julia Auctioneers has established a new benchmark for the highest grossing firearms auction in history †$12.7 million attained with 1,270 lots.
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