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October 2, 2007Michael Andrew Cobosco, owner of Boca Auction Gallery, has been charged with seven counts of grand larceny and theft in Palm Beach County for withholding money and/or property from clients who consigned...-
October 2, 2007Gerald M. ⁔im†Fitz-Gerald of Plank Road died September 11, at Porter Hospital in Middlebury, Vt.; he was 82 years old. Also known as ⁆itzie,†he owned and operated Fitz-Gerald Antiques of Vergennes...
October 2, 2007Head of the Americana department at Northeast Auctions, Merrilee J. Possner died September 21, of cancer. She was 64 years old.
September 27, 2007Sotheby announced Monday, September 24, that a circa 1755 Philadelphia mahogany tilt-top piecrust tea table valued at between $2 million and $6 million will be a highlight of its Americana Week sales...
September 25, 2007On July 28, Michael and Seth Fallon of Copake Auction conducted an unreserved cataloged estate sale including a collection of country, Modern, Victorian and custom furniture and accessories, folk art,...
September 25, 2007Two years in the works, C. Wayne Shultz Americana auction drew a full house and robust prices at the Duncansville Community Center August 24′5.
September 25, 2007Auctioneer Kaja Veilleux and his crew at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries welcomed more than 850 people to the auction preview during the week leading up to their annual two-day September auction. The September...
September 25, 2007From locomotives to lipsticks, Raymond Loewy ad his industrial design firms created some of the most important design innovations in the Twentieth Century. A new exhibit at he National Heritage Museum...
September 25, 2007Transportation meets art in ⁔he Motorcycle, Italian Style: Riding the Curves with MV Agusta†at the Stamford Museum & Nature Center.
September 25, 2007Antiques in a Cow Pasture, the Russell Carrell flea market that started it all in this country years ago, was brought back a few years ago by Frank Gaglio of Barn Star Productions and had its most recent...
September 25, 2007Thousands of arts and cultural enthusiasts from the Mid-Atlantic and around the world celebrated the final days of summer at the Baltimore Summer Antiques Show, August 30⁓eptember 2 at the Baltimore...
September 25, 2007A Plains Indian beaded, quilled and painted war shirt made from two big horn sheep hides and retaining the tail and the dew claws sold for $303,000 at Skinner September 23 American Indian and Ethnographic...
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