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January 28, 2003Now in its fourth year, the fair enjoys an avid following among specialty collectors, plus considerable attention from generalists in town for New York's other major January shows....
January 28, 2003"We had over 3,000 visitors on our first Saturday, a record in recent years," said show director Catherine Sweeney Singer. Preview night attendance was up more than ten percent....-
January 28, 2003"We have a wide variety of premium rates at the lower pricing levels that we feel are appropriately suited to their respective markets and these are remaining unchanged."...
January 28, 2003The Baltimore Museum of Art's distinguished collection of Fifteenth through Nineteenth Century European art returns to the galleries of the Jacobs Wing in a dramatic reinstallation....
January 28, 2003The exhibition explores the rich history of visual experimentation that characterized the medium's development under the influence of the emerging modernist aesthetic of the Twentieth Century....
January 28, 2003Rare and important Tibetan paintings will be featured in an exhibition of paintings and sculpture mounted by Rossi & Rossi at Dickinson Roundell Inc....
January 21, 2003The opening of a newly created gallery last October devoted to displaying the works of local genius Louis Comfort Tiffany was a moment of triumph for the staff of the American Wing....
January 21, 2003During the Friday afternoon session on January 17 the top lot, a Chippendale carved and highly figured mahogany blocked serpentine-front bombe chest of drawers, fetched $1.46 million. Found in the maid's...
January 21, 2003Well-heeled collectors from around the country previewed in one room; folk art dealers, in town for various antiques shows, previewed in another; and then there was the throng of viewers who had clearly...
January 21, 2003The star of the event was an Elmer Crowell preening pintail drake that fetched a record price paid at auction of $801,500, selling to sporting dealer Stephen O'Brien Jr....
January 21, 2003It was home, sweet home, but there was nothing humble about it. Celebrating its 49th year, a resplendent Winter Antiques Show returned to its traditional venue at Park Avenue and 67th Street, and both...
January 21, 2003Our Americana Week show coverage continues with Stella Show Mgmt. Co.'s January showcase of formal, American and modern furniture, art, folk art, jewelry and decorative objects....
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