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June 5, 2007On April 21, Weschler held an auction of American and European fine art and Twentieth Century decorative arts, which showcased works by a wide variety of prominent artists, and totaled $571,000.
June 5, 2007The Gallery at Knotty Pine was bustling with sales activity in its two-day auction, April 28′9.
June 5, 2007A rare cigar-tip cutter and trade stimulator sold for $60,500 at a sale of items from the Jim Cate collection held April 20′2 by Showtime Auction Services at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds.
June 5, 2007Omegamania, organized by horological auctioneer Antiquorum on April 14‱5, generated total sales of $5,540,000. Several world records, including the highest price ever paid at auction for a self-winding...
June 5, 2007In an exhibition organized by the Museum of Arts & Design, New York, ⁓eaman Schepps (1881‱972): America Court Jeweler,†brings together some 150 pieces of jewelry, designs and related material...
June 5, 2007The New Hampshire Auctioneers Association (NHAA) annual meeting was conducted April 29 in this town that is home to ⁁uctioneer Extraordinaire†Richard W. ⁄ick†Withington, who on March 31 celebrated...
June 5, 2007⁓he has done so much for our organization, held it together, and been a real stickler for detail,†John Keith Russell said as members of the Antiques Dealers†Association of America showered praise...
June 4, 2007The arrestingly lovely portrait of 16-year-old Augusta Maria Foster, painted around 1836 by Ammi Phillips, starred at Skinner June 3 sale of American furniture and decorative arts. Laid down on Masonite,...
June 4, 2007While some contemporary art expos thrive on the heat generated by throngs of jostling collectors, the International Fine Art Fair, at the Seventh Regiment Armory May 10‱6, takes the opposite approach....
June 4, 2007Fire! Fire, Fire! What pulse does not quicken at the sound of the alarm? Heads turn and progress halts as firefighters race to a blaze. Whether it is the allure of danger and drama or the heroes who fight...
May 29, 2007Winterthur Museum & Country Estate announces the death of John A. H. Sweeney, curator emeritus. Sweeney died May 17 in Wilmington, at the age of 77.
May 29, 2007Visitors to Historic Deerfield can now see more than two dozen objects recently acquired for the museum collection in the exhibition, ⁗hat New? Recent Acquisitions at Historic Deerfield,†on view...
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