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December 26, 2017OAKLAND, CALIF. – Clars Auction Gallery hosted its monthly auction of fine art, decorative art, furniture, jewelry and timepieces and Asian art on Sunday, December 17. Asian art and antiques were...
December 26, 2017NEW YORK CITY – The Frick Collection said it has made its most important painting purchase since 1991 with the acquisition of François-Pascal-Simon Gérard’s full-length portrait of Prince...
December 26, 2017NEW YORK CITY – John Molloy Gallery, in collaboration with American Primitive Gallery, presents “Lost Figures – Found Dolls” through February 3. The exhibit features a diverse group...
December 26, 2017NEW CANAAN, CONN. – The New Canaan Historical Society will present “Orientalism in American Art and the Silvermine Art Colony,” January 7-March 30. This exhibit features the works...
December 26, 2017DALLAS – The most decorated franchise in baseball history continued its winning ways in Heritage Auctions’ “Yankee Legends” sale, emphatically closing out annual auction sales in excess...
December 26, 2017By Kate Eagen Johnson NEW YORK CITY – “It was the power of working together and how this dedicated group of artists, craftsmen and patrons collaborated to create some of the most beautiful...
December 26, 2017Review and Photos by W.A. Demers OLD GREENWICH, CONN. – The day before hundreds of festively attired guests streamed into the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center to preview the Greenwich Winter Antiques...
December 26, 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Greg Smith, Catalog Photos Courtesy Morphy Auctions DENVER, PENN. – There was a line that kept repeating in the catalog of Morphy Auctions’ December 16-17 toy, doll...
December 20, 2017DENVER, PENN. — Morphy Auctions and James D. Julia, Inc, have merged their businesses, effective December 14. The Julia firm, based in Fairfield, Maine, will be folded into Morphy Auctions, which...
December 19, 2017I sometimes wonder what people in earlier times would think of our contemporary construct of “safety.” Would Fourteenth Century mothers have combed through their children’s toys looking for small...
December 19, 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy James D. Julia Inc. FAIRFIELD, MAINE – On December 1, Jim Julia and crew sold more than $2.5 million worth of French, English and American...
December 19, 2017By Karla Klein Albertson THOMASVILLE, GA. – As the Gilded Age was born in the final decades of the Nineteenth Century, wealthy families from the Northeast and Midwest sought pleasant places to enjoy...
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