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July 31, 2007⁓tone Cold Folk,†an exhibition presented by David Wheatcroft Antiques, is anything but stone cold, at least from a visual perspective †in fact, it is as visually scorching as the dog days of August...
July 31, 2007The Frist Center for the Visual Arts will open ⁌ife Pleasures: The Ashcan Artists†Brush with Leisure, 1895‱925†Friday, August 3. Featuring more than 70 paintings by artists including Ashcan...
July 31, 2007Just shy of seven weeks after the June 6 fire that destroyed its Bellingham, Mass., gallery, the Coyle family came back with a vengeance for its 23rd annual summer estates auction on July 24. The sale...
July 31, 2007Stella Show Mgmt Co. produced Antiques & Design in the Hamptons, June 22′4, the show for the New York state of mind, at Bridge Hampton Historical Society Corwith House and Museum on Montauk Highway.
July 31, 2007Record prices paid at auction were established during an action-packed and well-attended sporting sale July 26, conducted by Stephen O⁂rien, Jr, and his crew at Copley Fine Art Auctions.-
July 31, 2007What has promoter Barry M. Cohen (b4rTime, Inc) been doing since the location of his successful Navy Pier Show was sold by facility management to another antique week event? Looking for a new venue, of course.
July 31, 2007They were among the biggest ever seen or heard †some might even call them whoppers †and they were even bigger than the ones hooked at the last fishing outing back in April. At this past weekend...
July 31, 2007As has become the orm,†and as witnessed once again July 10‱4, the summer session of Brimfield was somewhat reduced in scope when compared to the May and September shows. The sheer number of vendors...
July 30, 2007On Wednesday, July 25, after watching a Boston Red Sox game with his friend and client Jerry Conway, Wayne E. Pratt retired for the evening. Sometime before morning, the well-known dealer died in his sleep,...
July 30, 2007It is an event that only takes place one Saturday †every other year †yet it has earned a reputation as one of the best one-day flea markets around. With its unique flavor and setting, the Dorset Antiques...
July 30, 2007Ima Hogg, well known in collecting circles as the creator of Bayou Bend, the historic house museum in Houston, Texas, containing one of the premier assemblages of American antebellum decorative arts, gave...-
July 26, 2007Antiques and The Arts Weekly has received late word that Wayne Pratt, prominent expert and dealer in American furniture, died in his sleep Wednesday night.
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