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April 1, 2008In Antiques I Have Known, Corinne Griffith thoroughly silly account of collecting in the 1950s, the Hollywood starlet who became interested in antiques after her third husband gave her a Confederate...
April 1, 2008A new exhibition featuring nearly 50 miniatures from the Morgan Library and Museum hunting manuscript by Gaston Phoebus is on view April 18⁁ugust 10.
April 1, 2008Forecasts of wicked weather and a shaky US economy were disconcerting, but proved no match for the superb property offered at Rago Craftsman Auction weekend March 8 and 9.
April 1, 2008There are numerous weekly street markets throughout Paris, and the 800- exhibitor, ten-day and 100,000-visitor event in Chatou, a town on the western outskirts of Paris, marks the start of that season.
April 1, 2008The New Britain Museum of American Art is presenting an exhibition featuring 60 works of California Impressionist art in ⁁ll Things Bright and Beautiful: California Impressionist Paintings from the Irvine...
April 1, 2008Fashionable Chelsea, in West London, has tradtionally been home to numerous antiques fairs over the years.
April 1, 2008A dramatic and sweeping oil on canvas rendering of the Grand Canal in Venice under a full moon by Elliott Daingerfield (American, 1859‱932) soared to $83,950, becoming the top lot and setting a world...
April 1, 2008It was clear at the preview of I.M. Chait second annual Asia Week sale in New York City that the Beverly Hills, Calif.-based gallery had established itself as a player in the round of highly popular...
April 1, 2008To celebrate the firm 20th anniversary and its successes, Grogan departed from its usual single-session auction format to host an action-packed and exciting two-day sale on March 1 and 2.
April 1, 2008The popular Ephemera 28 show, March 15‱6 at the Hyatt Regency, presented by the Ephemera Society of America, has become the pinnacle of paper shows, with dealers traveling from England and Europe to display...
April 1, 2008Crocker Farm March 8 auction of American stoneware started off gangbusters right from the get-go.
April 1, 2008The Cleveland Museum of Art announced several key acquisitions, including a set of 12 fan paintings by the Twentieth Century Chinese artist Fu Baoshi, a Gothic bible, a Régence console made in Paris in the 1720s...
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