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September 24, 2002An Eighteenth Century blue and white Choson Period porcelain jar fetched $559,500, and a late Sixteenth Century huanghuali Luchan bed brought $350,500....
September 24, 2002There were good buys to be had, and one does not necessarily have to be first to find them, as more and more is unpacked and put out throughout the day. Sometimes it even pays to amble....
September 24, 2002The drawing of Fort Lyon, near Alexandria, Va., was executed by soldier John Avery, who was stationed at the fort in 1862 and 1863....-
September 24, 2002Richard Hall, a specialist in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century furniture, was struck Sunday evening, September 22, while walking home....
September 24, 2002Shows of art from private collections reveal many honorable and intriguing traditions and can identify significant patterns of private taste that frequently move in advance of institutional and museum...
September 24, 2002Lustenader began as a self-taught artist who found an aesthetic kinship with Seventeenth Century Italian painters and went on to study Old Masters at The Courtauld Institute of Art in London....
September 24, 2002The images in Don Bracken's 1997 paintings have been strengthened by the events that occurred a year ago in New York City - documented is the view from within the 91st Floor of the World Trade Center....
September 17, 2002Real ceramic gurus know Zsolnay because of their iridescent glazes during the Art Nouveau period, but even within these ceramic circles few realize the range of this company's production....
September 17, 2002According to the gallery, a Colt Model 1855 First Model Revolving Percussion Two-Band Army Rifle in .44 caliber, identified as the personal firearm of General Albert J. Meyer, founder of the Signal Corps,...
September 17, 2002"We knew it was coming," explained Mastro. "We went from zero to $3 million in nothing flat during the initial days of bidding. Considering recent events in the stock market, it appears...
September 17, 2002Gustave J.S. White Co. conducted the auction on the premises of the Hutchins house at 27 Sakonnet Point Road. The house, barn and guesthouse were built in 1918, and all of the articles offered had been...
September 17, 2002Early buyers willing to cough up the $25 surcharge had already enjoyed a three-hour head start to check out their favorite dealers, but with such a large show -- 495 dealers -- there was truly something...
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