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October 23, 2007Stella Show Mgmt Co. received official word from New York City officials that the March 15‱6 Pier Antiques Show is good to go. The show had been in jeopardy of not taking place due to construction schedules...
October 23, 2007A reward is being offered by a Mamaroneck, N.Y., antiques dealer for information leading to the recovery of this pair of large (40 inches high) bronze mounted cobalt blue and gilt Sevres vases with bronze...-
October 23, 2007Joseph K. Kindig III has been named the 2008 winner of the Antiques Dealers Association of America annual Award of Merit. The award will be presented to the York, Penn., antiques dealer at a dinner...
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October 23, 2007Dissatisfied with the way that decisions are being made at the Philadelphia Antiques Show, four specialists in American country furniture, folk art and portrait miniatures †Suzanne Courcier and Robert...
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October 23, 2007Well-known Indiana antiques dealer Mike Sullivan died at his Westfield home on October 6.
October 23, 2007Linda Tate has retired after seven years as president of the New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association, but will remain on the board of directors as the immediate past president.
October 23, 2007Sotheby September 18 sale of fine Chinese ceramics and works of art brought $7,657,218 and many outstanding prices for works of art, such as cloisonné and rhinoceros horns and furniture. The auction...
October 23, 2007The crowd at the Anatole Hotel was stunned as Heritage Auction Galleries sold ⁐ushkin at the Water Edge,†by Russian artist Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky for $1.61 million.
October 23, 2007Dubbed a ⁆urniture, Art & Accessories†sale by auction house principal and auctioneer Ron Pook, the September 28 and 29 event at Pook & Pook might have been better termed an Accessories, Paintings...
October 23, 2007Late in the 920-lot Asian works of art sale at Skinner this weekend, a Nineteenth Century Korean folding screen practically levitated out of the room.
October 23, 2007Russian paintings dominated the day at Gene Shapiro inaugural art auction this past Saturday, October 20, with numerous record prices paid at auction established throughout the course of the sale.
October 23, 2007Normally, the carved folk art that flies at auction has wings, but a decidedly un-aerodynamic looking Nineteenth Century Punch cigar store figure soared to $542,400 on day two of Philip Weiss October...
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