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February 5, 2008⁁uthentic. Fresh. Extraordinary,†proclaimed the advertisement for manager Barry Cohen return to the Americana Week show circuit with a revived Antiques Manhattan. The show was all of that †and...
January 29, 2008Sunlight streamed into the White Plains High School through banks of windows and skylights, casting a clear bright light onto 45 room settings at the White Plains Winter Antiques Show January 12‱3.
January 29, 2008Of all the notable artists who have lived and worked in Connecticut over the years, few of the most deserving have received less public recognition than Charles Ethan Porter (1847-1923). An academically...
January 29, 2008Two buildings, exhibition halls with more than 2,500 booth spaces, were sold out for the weekend of January 12‱3 for the DC Big Flea Antiques & Collectibles Market.
January 29, 2008Antiques returned to Mystic January 5‶ when Trish McElroy hosted the new Mystic Antiques Market at the Hilton, with more than 50 dealers filling ballrooms to overflowing with antiques and customers.
January 29, 2008Thrift Shop Charities hosted the 53rd Washington Antiques Show at the Omni Shoreham Hotel January 11‱3, with the previews on January 10. With 45 dealers and numerous special programs over the weekend,...
January 29, 2008Property from the collection of Mr and Mrs George Fenimore Johnson, a total of 112 lots, was sold January 19, at Sotheby, bringing in $3,470,254,
January 29, 2008On January 11, Pook & Pook, Inc set a new auction record of $351,000 for an exceptional sgrafitto plate attributed to George Hubener, one of the most renowned of the identified potters.
January 29, 2008Nagel 406th auction of art and antiques on December 5, which totaled $4 million, began with an unexpectedly lively round of bidding for an namel box in a case."
January 29, 2008With just about 800 lots on offer, James D. Julia November 30 and December 1 auction grossed almost $1.7 million. Included in the array was a selection of Tiffany glass, lamps and desk accessories,...-
January 29, 2008Sandra J. Brant announced January 23 that she is resigning as publisher and chief executive officer of The Magazine Antiques and selling her stake in Brant Publications, owner of Antiques, Interview and Art in America....
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January 29, 2008Margaret Mattison Coffin, 89, died Tuesday, January 22, at the United Helpers Nursing Home.
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