Article Archive
Home / Article ArchivePage 1158
Article Archive
January 22, 2008Newark International Antiques and Collectors Fair was again a huge success December 6‷, with the ten buildings at capacity and tents and fields overflowing with antiques for thousands of visitors.
January 22, 2008The two-day extravaganza known as Papermania Plus, the show made its 53rd such appearance January 5-6 featuring all manner of antique paper plus more.
January 22, 2008⁁n Eye Toward Perfection, †the centerpiece loan exhibit organized by the Shaker Museum and Library, set the tone for the 54th Winter Antiques Show, which opened at the Park Avenue Armory on January...
January 22, 2008A long-lost John Brown daguerreotype garnered national attention before the auction, yet it was a fine copy of the Maxwell Code that topped Cowan Western and historic Americana sale December 6‷.
January 22, 2008Neal Auction Company said its December 1′ holiday estates auction was a huge success, with hearty bidding in all categories.
January 22, 2008Sotheby 2008 Americana Week, including furniture, folk art, silver, prints and other decorative works of art, totaled $13,879,446.
January 22, 2008A Philadelphia scalloped-top tea table, the second most expensive ever auctioned, led Americana Week sales at Christie. The January 17‱8 auctions tallied $18,147,963.
January 22, 2008The Blanton Museum of Art will present ⁔he Virgin, Saints and Angels: South American Paintings 1600‱825 from the Thoma Collection, †January 29⁍arch 16.
January 22, 2008Robust interest and numerous battles focused particularly on Romanian ceramics and icons led the day at Auctionhouse Dr Fischer sales of ceramics and Russian works of art December 1.
January 21, 2008A consummate collector, Anthony Petullo often takes time out of his busy schedule to contemplate the trove of artwork that paints the walls of his home, offices and the nonprofit learning center where...
January 16, 2008Fun and fanciful forms that once graced the tops of barns and buildings dotting America landscape, weathervanes were quick to become highly sought-after examples of Americana. Today, they are the backbone...
January 15, 2008More than 40 original Audubon watercolors depicting birds that once flourished but are now gone forever or are threatened with extinction †along with species that have come back from the brink †will...
Antiques and The Arts Weekly is the nation’s leading weekly publication on the antiques and the arts trade, and is available both in print and online.
Each issue average between 100-200 pages and includes reporting on auctions, antiques shows and the arts while providing a platform for both buying and selling.
We have been providing breaking news and important information on the world of antiques and the arts since Publisher R. Scudder Smith started Antiques and The Arts Weekly back in 1963.