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June 27, 2016DEERFIELD, MASS. — The study of historic buildings to pinpoint the initial period of construction and the methods and materials available to determine the evolution of that structure is the focus of the upcoming...
June 27, 2016By Greg Smith If taking a year off to sail the open sea is against company policy, at the very least you can still act like a sailor from both past and present with this week’s picks. We’ve...
June 27, 2016BEVERLY HILLS, CALF. — Prince’s unique, innovative, personally-owned and played Yellow Cloud electric guitar sold for $137,500 in Heritage Auctions’ Entertainment and Music Memorabilia Auction on June...
June 27, 2016ORLANDO, FLA. — Heritage Auctions is gearing up for its U.S. coins signature auction on July 7 to 10, presented in conjunction with the Florida United Numismatists “Summer FUN Show” in Orlando....
June 24, 2016NEW YORK CITY — A jeweled gold-mounted nephrite photograph frame marked Fabergé, Moscow, circa 1898, led part one of the Joan Rivers collection sale at Christie’s on June 22. It sold for $245,000...
June 24, 2016WENHAM, MASS. — On July 1 and 2, John McInnis Auctioneers will host an on-site auction to sell over 900 lots of choice decorative antiques as well as the 1927, Georgian 30-room, 12,000-square foot mansion...
June 23, 2016NEW YORK CITY – Gregory Cerio has been named editor of The Magazine Antiques. He assumes his new post on July 5, succeeding Elizabeth Pochoda, who continues as an advisor and contributor to the publication....
June 23, 2016Records Set In London For ‘Femme Assise’ & Modigliani Portrait LONDON — Sotheby’s Impressionist and Modern art sale evening sale on June 21 totaled $151.9 million and recorded two of the highest...
June 23, 2016PARIS — On June 21, Beaussant Lefèvre in association with Christie’s sold the Portier collection of Japanese art at Drouot in a packed saleroom. During the Parisian Asian Art Week, European and international...
June 23, 2016PORTLAND, MAINE — “Why have there been no great women artists?” American art historian Linda Nochlin posed the question 45 years ago in the January 1971 issue of ARTnews. It was deliberately provocative....
June 23, 2016MYSTIC, CONN. — With sunshine and good weather in the forecast for all three days of The WoodenBoat Show, Mystic Seaport is gearing up for the 25th anniversary of this popular event June 24–26. The show...
June 23, 2016FAIRFIELD, MAINE — James D. Julia’s June 16–17 lamps, glass and jewelry auction had more than 60 Tiffany lamps, 45-plus Pairpoint lamps, about 40 Handel lamps and numerous pieces of Wedgwood Fairyland...
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