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July 25, 2006Twice each summer Jackie Sideli assembles more than 50 antiques dealers for a small, one-day show that has become a great tradition over the last dozen years at the Soule Seabury House.-
July 25, 2006The Jewish Museum presents "Eva Hesse: Sculpture," the first major New York City museum exhibition of this artist's sculpture since 1972. The exhibition is on view through September 17.
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July 25, 2006"Jacob Lawrence: Three Series of Prints - Genesis, Hiroshima and Toussaint L'Ouverture" will be on view at the Heckscher Museum of Art August 19 through November 5.
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July 25, 2006Louis O. St Aubin, Jr, died Tuesday , July 11, in his New Bedford, Mass home. St Aubin was the owner of Brookside Antiques for more than 40 years and was an expert on Mt Washington Art Glass.
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July 25, 2006Auctioneer Robert A. Doyle got the surprise of his career when he was inducted into the National Auctioneers Association's Hall of Fame on Saturday, July 15.
July 25, 2006"Waking Dreams: The Art of the Pre-Raphaelites from the Delaware Art Museum," will open at the Frick Art Museum on July 29 with paintings, drawings and decorative art objects from the most significant...
July 18, 2006The two-day sale of furniture, art and accessories, held by Pook & Pook Auction Gallery, featured rdf_Descriptions from area historical societies and museum plus collections from John Gordon and Clarence...
July 18, 2006Nearly every category of antiques from Americana to majolica was represented at the long-running Two Rivers Antiques Show.
July 18, 2006For the last couple of years the weather has not been very kind to the Litchfield County Antiques Show. This year, the heat was coupled with lots of rain during preview and packout.
July 18, 2006"The fun's not over," Skinner's chief auctioneer Stephen Fletcher promised after a recent sale of American furniture and decorative arts that tallied $1,947,440.
July 18, 2006Amoskeag Auction Company's 53rd sale began promptly at 10 am with a standing room only crowd in the auction hall.
July 18, 2006For hundreds of clock collectors and dealers, the sale of the Rhyne Clock Collection at Mebane Antique Auction Gallery last month was the only place to be.
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