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December 4, 2007The preview buzz at the October 14 Willis Henry Auctions Shaker sale was all about the quality of the Nineteenth Century smalls about to cross the block. The proof was in the pudding, and it was the smalls...
December 4, 2007Normally, the carved folk art that flies at auction has wings, but a decidedly unaerodynamic looking Nineteenth Century Punch cigar store figure soared to $542,400 on day two of Philip Weiss October...
December 4, 2007Heritage Auction Galleries†auction of Vintage Comic Books and Original Comic Art on November 15‱6 saw two new world records set: one for the sale of a Charles Schulz original Peanuts strip and one for original...
December 4, 2007The Rothschild Fabergé egg sold for $18.5 million to a private Russian bidder at Christie on November 28, establishing a new world record price for a Faberge work of art and for a Russian object.
December 4, 2007Beautiful and boasting some of the most prominent names in the business, what's not to love about the Delaware Antiques Show?
December 4, 2007The address was the same. Ditto several of the nearly 40 antiques dealers. The inaugural JMK Shows New York Antiques Show, November 2‴, at Wallace Hall, Park Avenue at 84th Street, however, was a novel...
December 4, 2007Celebrating its 40th year of producing popular and highly anticipated antiques shows, the New Castle Historical Society swung the doors open to an enthusiastic crowd on November 3 for the start of the annual...-
December 4, 2007Tiffany landmark lawsuit that aims to change eBay ⁴akedown notice†model of removing fakes once notified by copyright holders advanced recently as a Federal District Court judge ordered both sides...
November 27, 2007Stephen Gass, partner at Trinity International Auctions & Appraisals, conducted a fall auction on Saturday, October 6, in a room filled to capacity with a wide assortment of art. While bidders in the gallery...-
November 27, 2007New York State police are investigating a residential break-in and robbery in which hundred of antiques were stolen, according to the owner, Nansi Nelson. The thefts occurred around mid-November, and because...
November 27, 2007A Mail Pouch brand six-sheet tobacco sign, a turn-of-the-century full-color lithograph, sold for $19,800 at the sale of the Jim Main collection, conducted September 28″0 by Showtime Auction Services...
November 27, 2007It took 53 years for Stephen and Marilyn Steckbeck to build their collection, but only a day to dismantle it. On October 27, Morphy Auction sold the unreserved, 492-lot collection of antique mechanical...
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