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November 6, 2007Joe Lionetti, 79, a well-known American antiques dealer in New York and Connecticut, died October 31, at St Francis Hospital, after a lingering illness.
November 5, 2007Miniaturist, gifted draftsman, able painter and keen observer of human behavior in Eighteenth Century Paris, Gabriel de Saint-Aubin was one of the most prolific, insightful and talented artists of his day,...
October 31, 2007A picture-perfect fall weekend accompanied the October 6‷ ADA Historic Deerfield Antiques Show as time travelers wandered along Historic Deerfield enfilade of period homes and collectors hungrily...
October 30, 2007More than 75 dealers assembled on Columbus Day weekend for the Champlain Valley Antiques Festival at the Champlain Valley Exposition fairgrounds to offer their collections to the region antiques collectors...
October 30, 2007⁉t has been an enthusiastic crowd,†stated auction house principal Gene Shannon during the preview for his auction October 25. The enthusiasm continued well into the evening sale, as lot after lot left...
October 30, 2007Americana Week in January seems to be getting bigger each year. Concerned that buyers are being overwhelmed with choices, Christie decided to shift some of its firepower to its fall sale on October...
October 30, 2007Furniture was the main draw at Sotheby October 4 Americana sale, which realized $3,256,394 on 129 lots sold.
October 30, 2007⁐ets in America: The Story of Our Lives with Animals at Home,†a lively exhibition examining the special bonds between Americans and their house pets, will open at Winterthur Museum & Country Estate...
October 30, 2007This December, James Graham & Sons will move to a new location on the Upper East Side of Manhattan at 32 East 67th Street. The gallery will inaugurate the space with an exhibition devoted to the work...-
October 30, 2007The Toledo Museum of Art recently announced that an arrest has been made in the case of the 2006 theft of the museum Francisco de Goya y Lucientes painting, ⁃hildren with a Cart,†1778.
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October 30, 2007Flamingo Promotions has cancelled the Delaware Books and Ephemera Show that was scheduled for Sunday, November 11.
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October 30, 2007Stella Show Mgmt Co. has received an okay from the National Guard unit commander for the 69th Regiment Armory to go ahead with the Armory show on January 18, 19 and 20.
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