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March 15, 2017BRIMFIELD, MASS. – It feels tectonic, yet it is emblematic of the overall antiques trade as the seasoned generation of dealers, antiques show promoters and, yes, their customers makes way for the next....
March 13, 2017LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) presents “The Inner Eye: Vision and Transcendence in African Arts,” on view through July 9. The exhibition features more than 100 works...
March 13, 2017Strange Inheritance, Fox Business Network’s series that explores unusual stories of inheritance, continues in its third season this year, with stories that range from Abraham Lincoln’s rail...
March 13, 2017Review by Anne Kugielsky, Photos Courtesy Heritage Auctions DALLAS, TEXAS — “The auction exceeded our estimates by more than $1.2 million,” Barry Sandoval, director of comics operations at Heritage...
March 13, 2017By Laura Beach GROTON, MASS. — To Pam Boynton’s many attributes, add social media sensation. The Massachusetts antiques dealer’s death at home at 87 on Tuesday, March 7, has elicited a groundswell...
March 13, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara HOLLISTON, MASS. – The Boston suburbs sent more than 2,000 avid collectors to Holliston High School February 25-26 for the 50th annual Holliston Antiques Show...
March 13, 2017By James D. Balestrieri NEW YORK CITY – It is easy to get lost in Turner. Lost in his dazzling light, his palette, lost in the serenity of his scenography – which makes it hard to write about...
March 13, 2017When the Exposition Internationale de L’Est de la France took place in Loraine, France, in 1909, the boys at Baccarat, who already enjoyed world renown at this point, were emboldened by the opportunity...
March 13, 2017NEW YORK CITY — In anticipation of the snowstorm forecast for New York and the surrounding areas on Monday evening and Tuesday, March 14, and for the safety of its clients and staff, Sotheby’s Asia...
March 13, 2017HUDSON, N.Y. — A gilt-zinc and copper cockerel weathervane, J. Howard & Co., Bridgewater, Mass., 25 by 26 inches topped Stair Galleries’ March 11 Americana auction when it fetched $17,000, well...
March 13, 2017CHESTER, N.Y. — The top lot in William J. Jenack Auctioneers March 12 sale was a Richard Edward Miller oil on panel painting, “Young Lady At Evening Tea,” signed, that attained $50,740, including...
March 13, 2017AMELIA ISLAND, FLA. — One-of-three Bugatti Type 57S Cabriolets claimed top sale of the week at $7.7 million in RM Sotheby’s Concours D’elegance sale on March 10 and 11. The firm reinforced its market...
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