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February 2, 2016Review and Photographs by R. Scudder Smith NEW YORK CITY — The green awning appeared to be covering a terrace arranged with elegant, circa 1920, Heywood-Wakefield furniture, a setting complete with fresh...
February 2, 2016Review and Photos By Tom O’Hara NEW YORK CITY — January 23 and 24, 2016, will perhaps be remembered by many as the biggest blizzard of their lifetime, but for about 180 antiques dealers and Dee Dee Sides,...
February 2, 2016‘Jewel In The Crown’ Of Americana Week Review and Photos by W.A. Demers NEW YORK CITY — For English pottery specialist Garry Atkins, the formula for success at any show is simple — “If I can find...
February 2, 2016Recollections Of A Son & Partner In The Business Of Antiques BOONVILLE, N.Y. — A shallow snow covers the ground in upstate New York. Out in the fields, even in the canopied forest, the snow acts...
February 1, 2016NORFOLK, VA. — The Chrysler Museum of Art has added to its collection an iconic painting in the history of African American cultural and artistic achievement. The portrait depicting celebrated writer...
February 1, 2016KANSAS CITY, MO. — An oil-on-wood panel acquired by the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in the 1930s and assigned to the workshop of artist Hieronymus Bosch has now been attributed to the artist himself....
February 1, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Debuting on the market, Howard Chandler Christy’s large and masterly drawing for the poster I Am an American!, 1941, rose past its $25/35,000 presale estimate to achieve $40,000,...
January 29, 2016By Victoria Winslow SPRING CITY, PENN. — The Hendersonville, N.C., Antique Toy Museum collection of Don and Shirley Roth was offered at auction at Ron Rhoads December 12. Hundreds of toys from a variety...
January 29, 2016DENVER, PENN. — Despite the freezing temperatures outside, Morphy’s standing-room-only sales event had collectors hot for petroliana at its January 9–10 auction featuring the Kyle Moore collection....
January 29, 2016American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionists Auction Totals $4 Million, Led By Wyeth PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — The salesroom was packed for the December 6 sale of American art and Pennsylvania Impressionists...
January 29, 2016On January 28 at Sotheby’s New York, Orazio Gentileschi’s baroque masterpiece “Danaë” sold for $30.5 million – more than seven times the previous world auction record for the artist. The monumental...
January 28, 2016ROCHESTER, N.Y. — George Eastman Museum has been given the sample grille section by Samuel Yellin created for the George Eastman residence in 1924. This donation from Yellin’s granddaughter, Clare...
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