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April 15, 2008Meta Bleier, 82, who, with her husband Paul, operated Silent Woman Antiques for many years, died March 25 following a brief battle with cancer.
April 15, 2008I.M. Chait second annual Natural History Auction, simulcast to Beverly Hills, Calif., on March 21, broke the record for the sale of the flashiest fossil known.
April 15, 2008It sparkled, it glittered and it opened a lot of eyes in Boston. Color and light swept the city when AD 20/21 opened its doors at the Cyclorama building in Boston South End on April 3.
April 15, 2008A one-day antiques show certainly concentrates the minds of both exhibitors and show patrons †and the Wilton Historical Society 41st annual antiques show, conducted on March 30, may be that concept...
April 15, 2008A lot of some 150 beer cans more than tripled its $20/40,000 estimate to attain $126,000, at Cyr Auction March 26.
April 15, 2008With strong bidding in all categories, Neal Auction Company February 23′4 estates auction tally of $3.4 million underscored the market strength and collector enthusiasm.
April 15, 2008A rare Patek Philippe platinum double-dialed wristwatch with 12 complications brought $1,503,839 at Sotheby on April 10, setting a world auction record for a modern wristwatch.
April 15, 2008From 1962 to 1972, George Lois changed the face of magazine design with his covers for Esquire magazine. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) presents prints of 32 of the 92 covers Lois created for the magazine...
April 15, 2008⁍uraqqa: Imperial Mughal Albums from the Chester Beatty Library, Dublin†opens May 3 at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. On view through August 3, the exhibition will bring together 86 jewel-like masterpieces...
April 15, 2008The Antiques Dealers Association of America (ADA) honored Joe Kindig this past Saturday evening, April 12, at a dinner at the Navy Yard, site of the 2008 Philadelphia Antiques Show.
April 8, 2008On March 25, John Moran Auctioneers hosted its monthly fine antiques and estate sale at the Pasadena Convention Center. At the end of the evening, the sale resulted in the highest-grossing such sale in the firm...
April 8, 2008For the fourth year, the New York Art + Design Fair took over the Park Avenue Armory for five days, March 27″1, presenting a compelling and diverse showcase of contemporary, fine and Modern art, sculpture,...
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