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September 2, 2016By Jessica Skwire Routhier SHELBURNE, VT. — Context may not be everything when it comes to approaching and understanding the art of Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses, but it matters a lot. The latest...
August 30, 2016WASHINGTON, D.C. — The vivid interpretation of Art Deco style in Japan is revealed in a collection of fine objects, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, lacquer ware and printed ephemera, in “Deco...
August 30, 2016Iroquois Auction Was Hard Work But Fun— Review by Andrea Valluzzo, Photos Courtesy Iroquois Auctions CAPE VINCENT, N.Y. — If it is true that great things bring great prices, then it must follow,...
August 30, 2016Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo NANTUCKET, MASS. — A refreshing cool breeze, of the kind the island is famous for, swept through the Nantucket Summer Antiques Show this year as the show was revitalized...
August 30, 2016PARSONSFIELD, MAINE — It is billed as “a celebration of her life” and that is just what it will be when the collection of the late Nan Gurley comes up for auction on Saturday, September 17, at her Parsonsfield...
August 30, 2016The Shaker Museum Mount Lebanon was recently awarded a $750,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to create a publicly accessible electronic catalog for its preeminent collection documenting Shaker...
August 30, 2016FAIRFIELD, MAINE — A good number of high prices were registered during the three-day auction of August 24-25 at James D. Julia, when 2,038 lots crossed the block. Lot numbers for the sale were not consecutive,...
August 30, 2016By Greg Smith Let’s face it, we all have more things than we know what to do with. Little jewels, blankets, sweaters, figurines and other small pieces need somewhere to go, so we’ve brought...
August 29, 2016NEW YORK CITY — A dress sword that belonged to Benjamin Franklin will hit the block at Christie’s on September 20 as part of its important American furniture, silver, Outsider and folk art sale....
August 29, 2016THOMASTON, MAINE — The stars were aligned for Kaja Veilleux’s August 27-29 sale. He had a superb collection of paintings from a Midwestern collection being sold without reserve the first day, and had a salesroom...
August 26, 2016BALTIMORE, MD. — The 2016 Baltimore Art, Antique and Jewelry Show kicked off on August 25 to crowds of hungry shoppers who were eager to get in and buy from the 400 exhibitors in the Baltimore Convention...
August 24, 2016WILLISTON, VT. — Duane Merrill & Company Auctioneers & Appraisers is hosting a two-day public auction of antiques and fine arts on September 3 and 4. Of note in this sale is a rare Seventeenth...
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