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November 6, 2007Painted furniture, textiles, folk art, delft, stoneware, Grenfell rugs, paintings and nautical items were among the appetizing fare served up at Cyr Auction Company during the Americana and fine arts auction...
November 6, 2007The Fenimore Art Museum has received many notable gifts in recent months, including a substantial Native American collection from the Barbar Conable family, a contemporary Native American work from Eugene...
November 6, 2007⁗oman: The Art of Gaston Lachaise†will be on view November 17⁆ebruary 17 at the Nasher Sculpture Center. This is the first major museum retrospective of the artist work to be shown in Texas.
November 6, 2007Focusing extensively on Lafayette 1824′5 tour, the New-York Historical Society exhibition ⁆rench Founding Father: Lafayette Return to Washington America†will expand on a show organized...
November 6, 2007Alvan and Claude Bisnoff bid farewell to to their longtime collection of theorems, important paintings and watercolors, several weathervanes, Windsor chairs and other furniture, folk art carvings and a large...
November 6, 2007Eight hundred lots into Northeast Auctions†Americana sale on October 26′8, a collection of bird carvings flew across the block at remarkable prices.
November 6, 2007A rare car weathervane started quite a commotion as it crossed the auction block at Skinner American Furniture and Decorative Arts Auction this past Sunday, November 4.
November 6, 2007The gallery was full of buyers, the phones and Internet humming at Rago Arts and Auction Center for its first Craftsman Auction of the new season. The September 29″0 sale totaled $3.6 million, the second...
November 6, 2007The largest and certainly one of the most eclectic of Stella Show Mgmt Co. events at the 26th Street Armory, The Modern Show opened October 12, for a three-day run, offering a colorful and lively display.-
November 6, 2007Lucille A. Kamm LeClair of Wethersfield, who along with her husband William co-founded The Clearing House Auction Galleries of Wethersfield in 1947; died on October 5 at Hartford Hospital.
November 6, 2007A handsome Fall Hartford Antiques Show opened to an appreciative crowd October 21, making another stalwart showing as an ncomparable source of period American antiques."
November 6, 2007On October 13 and 14, the Dutchess County Fairgrounds showcased the biggest bumper crop of antiques, fine art and collectibles for miles around as it hosted the harvest edition of the Rhinebeck Antiques...
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