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October 12, 2016HAVERHILL, MASS. — On Saturday, October 22, from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm, Historic New England presents “Introduction to Decorative Arts,” where participants can learn about decorative arts from Historic...
October 12, 2016By Karla Klein Albertson PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — In the first decade of the Nineteenth Century, Philadelphia was a dynamic hub of society, politics and fashion. Many of the magnificent townhouses have...
October 12, 2016LITCHFIELD, CONN. — A multiple session online auction is underway at Litchfield County Auctions today and tomorrow, October 12–13. Stopping in during preview earlier this week, a fine Sino-Tibetan...
October 11, 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy Skinner, Inc. MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — The lesson from Skinner’s August 14–15 sale was that if the material is exceptional, estimates...
October 11, 2016Conventional wisdom says all retailers lose money throughout the year until fourth quarter, when they go into the black. The biggest selling months for all items ranging from clothing to furniture are October,...
October 11, 2016Review and Photos by Jackie Sideli WEST BARNSTABLE, MASS. — The annual Cape Cod Glass Show and Sale took place this year at the Cape Cod Community College September 17–18, and a healthy contingent...
October 11, 2016DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — A storied and lavishly decorated Lancaster County, Penn., dower chest was a standout at Pook & Pook’s Americana auction Saturday, October 8, selling during a three-session...
October 11, 2016MORRISTOWN, N.J. — “Jersey Spirits: Prohibition from Flappers to Bootleggers,” on view at the Morris Museum to December 11, will have museumgoers stepping back in time to a period of flappers and suffragists,...
October 11, 2016Tony Fusco and Robert Four are cultural innovators. Their Boston-based marketing and public relations company Fusco & Four helps the city’s most stylish — from architects and designers to museums...
October 10, 2016By Greg Smith The cheapest low estimate on this list is $1,000, and boy does it go up from there. The October sales have brought with them a collection of fine works from collections throughout the United...
October 10, 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — Achieving a sell through rate of 96 percent, Dallas Auction Gallery’s fine art auction on October 5 achieved strong results from top American artists. The sale, which featured the collection...
October 10, 2016LONDON — Sotheby’s will offer an Eighteenth Century Chinese imperial musket on November 9 with a presale estimate of £1/1,500,000. The matchlock musket was produced in the emperor’s workshops...
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