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April 9, 2024PHILADELPHIA — Material Culture presented an auction of Oriental rugs on Wednesday, March 27. The sale featured more than 430 rugs and other tapestries sourced from estates across America.
April 9, 2024WILLISTON, VT. — On March 27, Merrill’s Auctioneers and Appraisers conducted its Sporting, Adirondack and Historical Auction, consisting of more than 500 lots of American historical and sporting items,...
April 9, 2024DELRAY BEACH, FLA. A prominent Miami Beach estate and 60-year collection of Americana and furnishings from Delray Beach came to auction at Bill Hood & Sons on March 26.
April 9, 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — “Before tossing one, hard-earned Simoleon of yours at this Wright-Brothers/Davis contraption...” warns a cycling forum contributor at www.thecabe.com. His subject: the 1915 Dayton...
April 9, 2024LOS ANGELES — Andrew Jones Auctions’ March 26-27 Design for the Home and Garden sale offered nearly 600 lots and was more than 98 percent sold, totaling $1,019,262.
April 9, 2024HINGHAM, MASS. — The 35th Hingham Antiques Show, held on March 23-24, has been a staple on the antiques calendar for Massachusetts’ South Shore for 35 years.
April 9, 2024DANIELSON, CONN. — In 2023, attendance at the 29th Country Antiques in Connecticut’s Quiet Corner — known colloquially as the “Quiet Corner Antiques Show” — on April 1 was at an all-time high:...
April 9, 2024BROOKLYN, N.Y. — On March 16, Gregory Cerio, editor-in-chief and co-owner of The Magazine ANTIQUES, died after a short battle with cancer at the age of 63.
April 9, 2024Is there a doctor in the house? Most assuredly, at least when it comes to paintings. Art conservator Troy J. Amuso agreed to take Antiques and The Arts Weekly through his insights and the role he plays...
April 9, 2024HONOLULU — This may be the perfect year to journey across the Pacific, where “Fashioning Aloha,” a textile exhibition at the Honolulu Museum of Art will be on view through September 1.
April 8, 2024DALLAS — Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s the most valuable comic book in the world. A copy of Action Comics No. 1, the comic book that introduced Superman to the world in 1938,...
April 8, 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Spring may be finally here but Eldred’s bidders loved a wintry sledding scene by Aldro Thompson Hibbard (Massachusetts/Vermont, 1886-1972) that earned the distinction of top lot in the firm’s...
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