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November 14, 2016While your boss may be out on vacation, our kind of boss sits tight at his post, decorating some of the earliest pieces of furniture made on American soil. You prefer the latter? So do we, but don’t...
November 14, 2016WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — “It’s very interesting to think of the toys in terms of, if a child got one of these, what would they do with them? These were meant for play,” said Jan Gilliam,...
November 11, 2016NEW YORK CITY — In the years during and following World War II, the now famous Monuments Men were responsible for the restitution of approximately five million cultural objects, four million of which...
November 11, 2016NEW YORK CITY — New Yorkers had cause to celebrate Thursday night as the Salon Art + Design swung open its doors to a packed house at the Park Avenue Armory. Domestic and international dealers are set up for a show...
November 11, 2016LONDON — Part I of David Bowie’s personal art collection attracted buyers from around the world on November 10, with collectors from 46 countries registered to bid for the 47 works on offer. Over...
November 11, 2016WILMINGTON, DEL. – The Delaware Antiques Show got underway with a festive opening night party at Wilmington’s Chase Center at the Riverfront on Thursday evening, November 10. At first glance,...
November 11, 2016Auction Action in Portland, Maine PORTLAND, MAINE Gaetano Chiericis (Italian, 1838?-1920) The Mask, a Nineteenth Century scene characteristically rich in the picture seller style of the artist, achieved...
November 10, 2016ALEXANDRIA, VA. – The Potomack Company is presenting a special auction, Alexander Calder Works, from a Friend’s Collection, on November 17 at 11 am to include four works of art in different media by Calder...
November 10, 2016NEW YORK CITY — The Palm Beach Show Group’s New York Art, Antique & Jewelry Show kicked off at Pier 94 Wednesday night, November 9, with a preview party featuring a glittering assembly of 60 sophisticated...
November 9, 2016By Jessica Skwire Routhier SHELBURNE, VT. — Many curators will agree that one of the most difficult tasks in organizing an exhibition can be choosing its title. Not so “Hard-Edge Cool: The Routhier...
November 9, 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy Withington, Inc. NASHUA, N.H. — Dick Withington conducted his first doll auction in 1959, and it was a “first in the nation event.”...
November 9, 2016TACOMA, WASH. — The Tacoma Art Museum presents “The Beauty of a Shared Passion: Highlights from the Rebecca and Jack Benaroya Collection,” on view through April 23. This preview exhibition unveils...
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