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September 18, 2007Kay Puchstein and Jon Jenkins of Jenkins Show Management, co-managers of the long-running Music Valley Antiques Market, announced their new show, Antiques at Music Valley, is set to debut during Antiques...-
September 18, 2007Between the 1970s and the 1990s, Marguerite Riordan booth at the Winter Antiques Show was a mandatory stop for Americana collectors. In early September, Riordan confirmed that she and her husband, Arthur,...
September 17, 2007Amid an al fresco setting under the stately white tents set up on the polo grounds, Jenkins Management concluded the second edition of its Farmington Antiques Weekend for this calendar year, September...
September 17, 2007⁉t good to see the lobby filled with people,†Melvin ⁂utch†Arion said as he held the doors to Memorial Hall East on the York Fairgrounds open for people to enter his Original York Antiques Show...-
September 17, 2007Brother Thomas Bezanson, an internationally known potter, died on August 16, at his home at the age of 78.
September 17, 2007An influential figure in American art from his early work as the country best engraver through his leadership of the Hudson River School of painting until his death at age 90, Asher B. Durand (1796‱886)...
September 11, 2007The Dinah and Stephen Lefkowitz collection of American folk art and painted furniture was the marquee attraction at Northeast annual Summer Americana Auction, where it attained more than $2 million.
September 11, 2007Northeast Auction omnibus Summer Americana Auction produced highs and lows over three days of selling, as unexpected bargains gave way to some spectacular prices. By the close of the sale on August...
September 11, 2007More than 900 lots of merchandise ranging from a $150,000-plus painting to $100 daguerreotypes crossed the auction block during a highly successful, three-day sale at John McInnis Auctioneers July 26′8.
September 11, 2007A gold medal presented to Commodore Matthew C. Perry in 1854 for his efforts in Japan was a glittering draw for collectors at Bruce Gamage Jr?s annual Maine summer auction on August 27. It fetched $165,000.
September 11, 2007A rare Stickley desk with exceptional Harvey Ellis inlay drew national attention to Kelley Auctions' regular weekly sale on September 5, attaining $214,500.
September 11, 2007⁔he Architect Table: Swid Powell and Postmodern Design,†a special exhibition at Yale University Art Gallery highlighting postmodern housewares design by architects, is set to run September 25⁊anuary...
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