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May 1, 2007Four bronzes by Eugene Lanceray, the prodigiously talented Russian sculptor, painter, illustrator and maker of mosaics, commanded top money at the Grand View auction March 24.
May 1, 2007Spirited bidding at Swann Galleries†March 22 auction of printed and manuscript Americana yielded record prices for rare Mormon works, the Bible of the Revolution and an historic Judaic pamphlet.
May 1, 2007Heritage Auction Galleries†auction of Vintage Movie Posters, held March 30 and 31, set a new world record with final prices realized exceeding $2 million for 1,133 lots offered. The star of the show...
May 1, 2007Active bidding was once again registered at Guyette and Schmidt recent decoy auction, April 26 and 27, with shorebirds again eliciting strong prices and claiming top honors. Leading the way was a rare...
May 1, 2007The Philadelphia Antiques Show will move to the Cruise Terminal at Pier 1 at Philadelphia Navy Yard in 2008. The fair 56 exhibitors were informed of the decision just prior to the HUP show closing...
May 1, 2007Antique Associates At West Townsend (AAAWT) recently offered a private, single-owner collection titled the ⁈eart and Crown Collection,†an accumulation of more than 30 pieces of early American furniture....-
May 1, 2007With deep regret, Tina Bruno, president of Flamingo Promotions, announces that the May installment of the Sturbridge Book & Ephemera Fair has been cancelled due to a death in the family.
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May 1, 2007Margaret ⁐eg†Brockway Ofslager died in Hartford, Conn., on April 22, 2007, after more than 50 years as a well-known antiques dealer.
May 1, 2007Nellie J. Ptaszek, 76, died January 3, 2007, at Columbia Memorial Hospital in the care of Community Hospice of Columbia-Greene.
April 24, 2007Flamingo Promotions produced two shows in one at St Paul March 31⁁pril 1. The Long Island Book and Ephemera Fair and the Garden City Antiques Show shared space, attracting a larger audience, promoters...
April 24, 2007Promoter Marvin Getman took a risk when he decided to produce a 240-dealer show on a late March weekend. His efforts paid off when The Boston Antiques Weekend proved to be a robust ⁴hree-fer› a tripartite...
April 24, 2007Christie second international modern and contemporary art auction recently conducted in Dubai exceeded its presale expectations, totaling $9,417,560.
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