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April 25, 2006When Michael R. Corcoran runs an auction, people come from all over to crowd into his gallery in search of fine estate material as well as for the colorful show Corcoran presents.
April 25, 2006The first Mastro Auctions sales event of 2006 proved the auction giant is picking up this year, right where it left off last year - at the top, with a recent event grossing more than $2 million.
April 25, 2006An exhibition of the dynamic ceramic figures and fashion by Virgil Ortiz (Cochiti Pueblo) will open at the National Museum of the American Indian in New York, the George Gustav Heye Center, on May 6.
April 25, 2006An exhibition of 39 rarely exhibited drawings of the Hudson River School from the collection of Dia Art Foundation is now open at The Frick Art Museum.
April 25, 2006The Long Beach Museum of Art will present "Ruth Duckworth, Modernist Sculptor," in the first US retrospective of this acclaimed ceramic artist, from May 5 through July 2.
April 25, 2006The 23rd Street Armory Antiques Show, which has been staged at three locations over the years in Philadelphia, is now back at its original location, "and we are there to stay," show promoter Frank Gaglio...
April 25, 2006Atlantique City Flourishes At Convention Center
April 25, 2006Michael Ivankovich's March 10-11 auction once again proved that despite a softer antiques and collectibles market, good merchandise will still bring top prices.-
April 25, 2006A new addition to the 2007 version of Americana Week will come from abroad. The British Antique Dealers' Association (BADA) has announced a new fair that will take place January 17-21.
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April 25, 2006Just prior to press time this past Monday, Antiques and The Arts Weekly learned of the passing of Long Island antiques show promoter Elias Pekale, who died on Friday, April 21, after a brief illness.
April 18, 2006Found during a house call, a rare early stoneware penny still bank recently sold for $33,000 at Blyth's Auction.
April 18, 2006Weschler's auction of European and American furniture saw an Aesthetic Movement Minton tile inset burl wood and walnut side cabinet sell for $97,250.
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