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August 14, 2007At Alderfer Auction & Appraisal quarterly fine and decorative arts auctions on June 15, Walter Emerson Baum ⁔he Miller Sellersville-Winter Freidensville†sold for a record breaking $97,750,...
August 14, 2007Heritage Auction Galleries conducted a two-day, grand format auction June 24′5, which realized $6,494,130 for 744 lots offered.
August 14, 2007Huge crowds greeted Cord Shows†dealers for the 15th annual July 4 Antiques in the Church Yard.
August 14, 2007Aptly timed to attract summer visitors, the Green Mountain Antiques Show celebrated a special anniversary July 21′2.-
August 14, 2007Manja Pinto, beloved wife and life partner of A.C. Richard Pinto, died July 27, after a long illness. She was 81 year old. Together with her husband, she operated A.C. Richard Pinto & Co., Auctioneers...
August 10, 2007Summer Magic is the fitting name for the July 28 edition of the popular Rhinebeck Antiques Fair. Falling midway between the established spring and fall shows organized by Bruce Garrett and staff, Summer...
August 10, 2007Most Americans know little about the vast and diverse continent of Africa, much less the arts created there. Dark and primitive, the arts of the African peoples reflect the rituals of life, stripped to the most...
August 7, 2007Antiques at Tiverton Four Corners was a laid back casual affair for the 40-plus dealers and visitors who gathered at Jackie Sideli show on July 7.
August 7, 2007On a sunny day in June the focus of antiques in the Delaware Valley was on the Gloucester County 4-H Fairgrounds, where just under 100 dealers from throughout the Northeast and Middle Atlantic set-up recently.
August 7, 2007High on a plateau overlooking New Hampshire Lake Winnipesaukee, Nan Gurley gathered about 90 dealers to offer early American antiques to the large crowds at a historic summer resort.
August 7, 2007The Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA) is presenting Nineteenth Century masterworks of landscape painting from Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Iceland in a major exhibition. On view until September...
August 7, 2007Some of the finest examples of prints produced by the lithography firm of Currier & Ives are on view at the Springfield Museum of Fine Arts through January 6 in the special exhibition, ⁃urrier &...
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