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September 13, 2006From now until October 4, in addition to our regular features on our website, the complete e-edition of Antiques and The Arts Weekly will be here, in full color, without charge to our website...
September 12, 2006Highlighting more than 100 examples from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), "Breaking the Mode: Contemporary Fashion from the Permanent Collection” will present the work of more than...-
September 12, 2006Starting this evening, and for the next three weeks, in addition to our regular features on our website, the complete e-edition of Antiques and The Arts Weekly will be here, in full color,...
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September 12, 2006In the first effort of its kind, the National Auctioneers Association (NAA) has begun an effort to encourage state legislatures to adopt a uniform state auction license law the association recently created....
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September 12, 2006Lawrence Williams Jr, age 83, husband of antiques dealer Cecelia Williams, died August 29 at Frederick (Md.) Memorial Hospital. He was born on June 5, 1923, in Washington, D.C., son of Lawrence Edwin Williams...
September 12, 2006A sleuthing historian on a mission has just uncovered a key fact in the theft of a powder horn stolen from her local museum last year — the powder horn is a fake and the real one has been found in a private...
September 12, 2006The Speed Art Museum will present “Forging An American Identity: The Art of William Ranney” September 29–January 1.
September 12, 2006More proof of the red-hot market for American folk art was supplied by Northeast Auction’s Marine and China Trade sale, conducted under the big tent at the firm’s Treadwell House headquarters on August...
September 12, 2006RM Auctions sold the 1958 Ferrari 412 S race car for $5.61 million at the Monterey Sports and Classic Car Auction on Saturday, August 19. This one-of-a-kind racing Ferrari was the top car sold at auction...
September 12, 2006Athenaeus by the Seventeenth Century English writer Ben Jonson, with his signature and writings in the margins, sold for $5,775 at a three-day estate sale conducted by Philip Weiss Auctions this summer.
September 12, 2006Bonhams & Butterfields’ ninth annual sale of collectors’ motorcars and automobilia last month at the Quail Lodge resort brought a record $12,930,386, fueled by dynamic bidding duels between predominantly...
September 12, 2006The Marion Antiques Show, now in its 14th year, had a strong gate for preview and throughout its run with most of its dealers reporting having a good show.
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