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September 11, 2018This week’s Across the Block collection runs the gamut from Grandma Moses to a goulish Skeleton Figural Lamp. I.M. Chait Makes Headlines With Grandma Moses Collection BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. – I.M....
September 11, 2018Review And Photos By W.A. Demers HARTFORD, CONN. – Papermania Plus co-producers Gary Gipstein and Arlene Shea assembled about 80 exhibitors for the August 25 edition of the antique paper show Papermania...
September 11, 2018Review and Onsite Photos By Rick Russack EXETER, N.H. – Eighty-two-year-old Janis Blouin, originally from Georgetown, Mass., and now in an assisted living facility in Hampton, N.H., attended John...
September 11, 2018SACRAMENTO, CALIF. – The Crocker Art Museum announces, “Duane Michals: The Portraitist,” the first exhibition to provide a comprehensive overview of inventive portraits by the influential...
September 11, 2018Review And Onsite Photos By Rick Russack THOMASTON, MAINE – A couple of weeks before his August 25-26 auction, Kaja Veillieux predicted that it would be a very strong sale at Thomaston Place Auction...
September 11, 2018Review and Photos By Tom O’Hara BOUCKVILLE, N.Y. – Madison Bouckville’s week of antiques markets officially began August 13; there were, however, some fields doing business as early as August...
September 4, 2018Charles Wilson Peale was a collector’s collector. The esteemed Baltimore icon, while one of the United States’ greatest portrait painters, undoubtedly had a better collection than many museums of his time....
September 4, 2018Review And Onsite Photos By Rick Russack PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – Have you been wondering about the strength of the market for early country Americana and the accessories that go with it? Pine furniture...
September 4, 2018This week’s Across the Block might quench your thirst for desirable auction results as an 1889 Cola-Cola clock touts “the ideal brain tonic” and a historic treaty tests the waters between...
September 4, 2018Review and Photos By Rick Russack EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Americana was the centerpiece of Eldred’s sale, August 1-3. Actually, an assemblage of collections, the sale included the Carl and Sonia...
September 4, 2018Review by W.A. Demers PHILADELPHIA – Material Culture’s most recent double-header sale started off with 528 lots of fine, folk and ethnographic art, along with antiques and decorative arts...
September 4, 2018Review and Photos By Walt Borton SANTA FE – Running August 15-17, the three days prior to Santa Fe’s 96-year-old Indian Market, the Antique American Indian Art Show is an intimate, beautifully...
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