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April 9, 2002In a town with approximately 500 Eighteenth or Nineteenth Century houses, it is most appropriate that one of the country's best Americana antiques shows is staged each season of the year. ...
April 9, 2002A common passion for American decorative arts was a theme sounded throughout the evening, as one speaker after the next offered his or her recollections of Sack, a man who ennobled the antiques profession...
April 9, 2002To the delight of collectors and antiques dealers, Stella Show Mgmt. Co took over Piers 88, 90 and 92 for yet another weekend on March 9-10 to wrap up the Spring Triple Pier extravaganza....
April 9, 2002In an unusual case of disputed ownership, a Nineteenth Century landscape serendipitously discovered in a Simsbury community center over a decade ago has been acquired by the Wadsworth....
April 9, 2002An overview of the development of the movement from the late 1880s to the early Twentieth Century will be displayed at the New York State Museum through June 16....
April 5, 2002Examined are not just decorated family registers, but a host of artifact genres in the Seventeenth through Nineteenth Centuries, such as printed and handwritten family records, lithographed family trees,...
April 2, 2002"The Art of Family" examines not just decorated family registers, but a host of artifact genres in the Seventeenth through Nineteenth Centuries, such as printed and handwritten family records,...
April 2, 2002A Daniel Garber painting was won by a Northern New Jersey collector in the audience for $242,000, setting a record price for a single rdf_Description sold by the auction company....
April 2, 2002Many of the key rdf_Descriptions in the sale were from the Otto estate in Phillipsburg, N.J. Otto, who made a fortune from Volkswagen, was an avid collector whose criteria was "the best of the best."...
April 2, 2002According to the gallery, the fury of bidding activity was in part due to the slump of the stock market and the economic down turn of 2001, as clients hope that antiques and collectibles will provide a solid...
April 2, 2002Like a dazzling metropolis built on the flattened foundations of an earlier city, this year's fair was held in a large tent erected in the park. The feat itself was nothing short of heroic for London...
April 2, 2002There are two things worth mentioning about this young and successful show: The attainment of its goal to draw customers from a distance, and the committee's success in crafting an exhibitor list...
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