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September 12, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara BOUCKVILLE, N.Y. – Madison-Bouckville Big Field Antiques Show, the traditional leader of New York’s biggest antiques week, attracted thousands for this...
September 12, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara BOUCKVILLE, N.Y. – Madison-Bouckville Antiques Week, August 13-20, again experienced great attendance and full exhibit fields for the week’s sometimes...
September 11, 2017By Kate Eagen Johnson NEW YORK CITY – “This is a colorful and multilayered, not monochromatic, exhibition. The public will see a richness in Kipling’s achievement.” Martin Levy,...
September 11, 2017ROCK ISLAND, ILL. — A well documented and rare cased factory vine scroll exhibition engraved Colt Model 1860 Army revolver with matching deluxe shoulder stock considered by many to be one of the finest...
September 11, 2017MARANELLO, ITALY — RM Sotheby’s achieved a 92.5 percent sell-through rate and $76,312,413 in sales at its single-marque Ferrari – Leggenda e Passione auction, in partnership with Ferrari. Conducted...
September 11, 2017NEW YORK CITY — “One of the surprises for me is how varying he really was,” said Ian Alteveer, curator in the department of modern and contemporary art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art....
September 11, 2017LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Clarke Auction found a winner in its September 10 sale as a large seated bronze figure, 67 ½ inches high, cataloged as ‘After Elie Nadelman’ surged past the $9,000 high estimate...
September 11, 2017By Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA, PENN. – We think of Victor L. Johnson, who died Saturday, September 2, at 89, as a force in the world of art and antiques. He was much more, as tributes to the late entrepreneur,...
September 6, 2017NEW YORK CITY — A large and extremely rare Chinese imperial cloisonné and gilt bronze censer and cover, Qing Dynasty, Eighteenth Century ($200/400,000) is expected to be the top lot in Heritage Auctions’...
September 6, 2017In the late Nineteenth Century, amid a favorable market for cameo glass, Thomas Webb’s leading glass engravers, Frederick Kny and William Fritsche, developed a technique they coined “rock crystal,”...
September 5, 2017Art dealer Philip Mould began trading in art in his early teens and has built an international business specializing in early British art and portraiture. He recently celebrated his 30th anniversary in the art business....
September 5, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara SHEFFIELD, MASS. – The Sheffield Antiques Show completed its 69th consecutive yearly event with 25 exhibitors at Mount Everett Regional High School. Conducted...
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