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September 9, 2021MARION, MASS. – The Marion Antique Auctions’ showroom, “Atlantis,” lived up to its moniker this past June during the firm’s auction. The more than 500 pieces up for sale...
September 9, 2021Review and Onsite Photos By Rick Russack BARNSTABLE, MASS. – Ted Harmon, the founder of Decoys Unlimited, which he runs with his wife Judy, started collecting decoys at the age of 15 when he found...
September 9, 2021By Rick Russack, Contributing Editor EAST COAST, UNITED STATES – Not only have sales of decoys at auction been strong this year, institutional interest is expanding. There have been five major auctions...
September 9, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Thomaston Place Auction Galleries THOMASTON, MAINE – Kaja Veilleux celebrates the conclusion of a three-day auction by getting in his car and going...
September 9, 2021Review and Photos by W.A. Demers HARTFORD, CONN. – Advertising, photography and antique paper lovers again made a beeline to the XL Center as the Papermania Plus summer edition returned for a one-day...
September 9, 2021By Jessica Skwire Routhier GREENBURG, PENN. – Doris Lee was one of the most popular artists of midcentury America. Honored with numerous awards, prestigious fellowships, solo museum and gallery exhibitions...
August 31, 2021Printed works were underlined and bold in the September 10 issue’s Across The Block column. A trove of early Mid-Atlantic photographs from the first quarter of the Twentieth Century raised glasses...
August 31, 2021WESTON, VT. – The Weston Community Association, parent organization of the perennially popular Weston Antiques Show, regretfully announces the cancellation of the 2021 show, scheduled for September...
August 31, 2021By James D. Balestrieri ATHENS, GA. – An exhibit is a public display of artworks or other objects of cultural interest in a gallery or museum. An exhibit is also a piece of evidence produced in a court...
August 31, 2021Review and Photos by Laura Beach MADISON, CONN. – In many respects, the Antiques Fair benefiting the Madison Historical Society (MHS) never looked better when it returned to the shoreline community’s...
August 31, 2021Doctor and author Barry Lubetkin has defined his own collecting category as “psychollectibles,” the pursuit of ephemera and antiques related to his chosen field of study. We asked this behavioral...
August 31, 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring DANIA BEACH, FLA. – Akiba Antiques achieved a sublime sell-through rate in its August 17 Sublime Designs sale, in which less than 20 lots of the 616 offered failed...
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