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August 7, 2007The Bruce Museum has announced an anonymous promised gift to its collection of a picture, ⁓unlight on Newbury Marshes,†circa 1865‷5, by the Nineteenth Century American luminist painter Martin Johnson...
August 7, 2007For his July 26 sale, Dick Withington selected 100 items from his house, some as large as a secretary and some as small as a child cup, each piece with a ⁗ithington Collection†tag attached, to be the first...-
August 7, 2007Christie has once again raised its buyer premium, this time adjusting rates for low-end purchases.
August 7, 2007Cincinnati Art Galleries†Keramics 2007, Art Glass 2007 and Rookwood XVII Auction of pottery and art glass was held June 2″ and comprised more than 1,500 lots.
August 7, 2007Delicately woven Nantucket baskets once again proved their sturdiness within the Americana market as lot after lot of the coveted items brought substantial prices at Rafael Osona Americana, Continental,...
August 7, 2007Excitement continued at the final sale of the ig-four†decoy and sporting auctions during Robert C. Eldred Sporting and Military Items auction on August 1. As witnessed at sales throughout the previous...
August 7, 2007Antiques Week got underway with Northeast Auctions†$8.8 million sale on August 3‵ and everyone †even pro-American French president Nicolas Sarkozy, vacationing on nearby Lake Winnipesaukee †seemed...
August 7, 2007Paintings and painted items by popular Cape Cod artist Ralph Cahoon brought substantial prices at Eldred 38th annual auction of Americana and paintings August 2 and 3.
August 7, 2007Nearly 1,000 decoys and related items from throughout the United States, Canada and the Atlantic Provinces performed well at Decoy Unlimited annual summer auction July 30 and 31.
August 6, 2007Jacqueline Schneider-Radwin, collector and passionate dealer of American folk art and quilts, died July 31, after a long struggle with cancer.
August 6, 2007There is increasing recognition that photography provides one of the best means to track the history, settings, culture and people who have contributed to America story. From Mathew Brady and Alexander...-
August 1, 2007Antiques and The Arts Weekly has just received word that antiques dealer Jackie Radwin died Tuesday, July 31. Radwin had an antiques business based in San Antonio, Texas. Funeral arrangements have yet to be announced.
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