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March 17, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Jason T. Busch, deputy director for curatorial affairs and museum programs at the Saint Louis Art Museum, is among three new hires at Sotheby’s, having recently accepted the position...
March 16, 2016Review And On-Site Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy Skinner Inc BOSTON, MASS. — Skinner’s February 27 sale had some outstanding folk art, silver, Chinese export porcelains, needlework,...
March 16, 2016Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy of Trinity International Auctions and Appraisals AVON, CONN. — An international stable of bidders competed for an equally wide selection of artwork at Trinity International...
March 16, 2016Review by Carol Sims, Photos by Greg Smith and Carol Sims. NEW YORK CITY — The Big Apple was definitely the center of the art world from March 2 to 6 for what has been nicknamed Armory Week, anchored...
March 16, 2016Clinton Howell, president of the 100-member Art and Antique Dealers League of America, was preparing to head over to Maastricht for TEFAF when Antiques and The Arts Weekly caught up with him. What’s...
March 15, 2016Review And Photos By Carole Deutsch MORRISTOWN, N.J. — Collectors were out in great force at the Morristown Armory Antiques Show that was hosted by JMK Shows and Events February 27–28. For many years...
March 15, 2016Review By Hollie Davis, Photos Courtesy Main Auction Galleries CINCINNATI, OHIO — The early bird catches the worm but at Main Auction Galleries’ February 28 sale of items from the Americana collection...
March 15, 2016SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — The torch has been passed. The owners of Objects Of Art Shows, Kim Martindale and John Morris, have announced that they’ve acquired from longtime show promoter Elizabeth Lees,...
March 15, 2016By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY — A March 1 letter from 1stdibs CEO David Rosenblatt to online sellers has some dealers questioning their partnership with the e-commerce giant. The letter, along with a linked...
March 15, 2016By R. Scudder Smith My first memories of Nan Gurley were seeing her as a dealer exhibiting at antiques shows in New England, always with a black beret perched on top of her head. While I didn’t become...
March 15, 2016MANCHESTER, N.H. — Barn Star Productions regrets announcing it will be canceling the August 12, 2016, Pickers Market Antiques Show during Antiques Week in New Hampshire. For the past 16 years, “Pickers”...
March 14, 2016CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — A mid-Eighteenth Century silver-clad carved figure of St Michael Archangel led the charge at CRN Auctions on Saturday, March 12, selling for $114,000 including premium. Thought to be from...
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