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November 14, 2006On September 16–17, Craftsman Auctions offered a comprehensive 1,100 lot auction of Arts and Crafts furniture, pottery, tile, lamps, art and accessories. The sale yielded $3.25 million from approximately...
November 14, 2006Stanton Auction’s October 14 sale featuring early American furniture, fine art and folk art was strong in many areas, but none more so than with a selection of important weathervanes.
November 14, 2006Celebrating the first year in his stylish new location on the main drag of this charming and lively antiques and art oriented town, Colin Stair, of Stair Galleries, conducted what the auctioneer termed...
November 14, 2006The fourth year of B&D Johnson?s Greenwich Fall Antiques Show at the Greenwich Civic Center ? in promoter Derek Johnson?s words, ?the best looking show ever? ? was wrapped around a halcyon fall...
November 14, 2006Atlantique City, “The Big One,” as it is known, is still big. With more than 500 dealers set up on the ten acres of floor space at the Atlantic City Convention Center October 13–15, buyers come from...
November 14, 2006Like swing and modern jazz, Twentieth Century design is hot again. And that is music to the ears of the 86 international dealers lucky enough to find themselves in The Modern Show that ran from October...
November 14, 2006Manhattan is perennially short of venues for antiques shows, let alone venues with plenty of foot traffic. So when several of his regular dealers asked Beverly Hills, Calif.-based promoter Marty Ellis...
November 14, 2006The “lost Mackey decoys,” a selection of top-shelf decoys and shorebirds that were cherry-picked from the Mackey collection by a relative prior to the collection being sold by Richard Bourne more...
November 14, 2006“We became one of several victims in a most unusual chain of circumstances,” stated Gene Shannon of Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers, in regard to a Henri Fantin-Latour painting that was sold by the auction...
November 14, 2006For many art lovers, references to the American West conjure up images of awesome scenery, settlers struggling to tame the land and friction between newcomers from the East and Native Americans. Modern...
November 7, 2006A good assortment of fresh-to-the-market Americana consigned from numerous local homes and estates captured the attention of collectors and dealers from throughout the country at Nadeau’s annual...
November 7, 2006Vintage fashions, traditional trees, family celebrations and Christmas wrapping customs will delight visitors to “Yuletide at Winterthur: Wrapped in Holiday Style” on view from November 18 to January...
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