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February 10, 2015CORAL GABLES, FLA. — The Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden presents “Chihuly at Fairchild,” on view through May 31, glass artisan Dale Chihuly’s largest and most comprehensive exhibition to…
February 6, 2015NEW YORK CITY – More than a decade after embracing its status as the nation’s top show for Americana with a museum loan exhibition to match, the Winter Antiques Show has moved to broaden its appeal....
February 6, 2015NEW YORK CITY – “Good things are still good,” said a dealer at the New York Ceramics & Glass Fair, as he summed up the current state of the antiques market. Here and throughout New York’s...
February 6, 2015NEW YORK CITY – Dealers Brad Reh and Debbie Turi, now known in the antiques show management business as Reh Turi Shows, took a large and major step forward this January when they produced The Art,...
February 6, 2015NEW YORK CITY – For those of us who have traveled down, or in some cases up, to the Metropolitan Pavilion at 125 West 18th Street for all these many years, we have certainly seen changes take place....
February 4, 2015NEW YORK CITY — Keno Auctions sold an important Philadelphia piecrust tea table, which has descended through seven generations of the Jordan and Bacon branches of the Potter-Crouch family to the present...
February 4, 2015NEW YORK — Renewed interest in Lockwood de Forest has seen not one, but three compelling exhibitions now on view mere miles of each other, which seems fitting since de Forest, the prominent designer...
February 3, 2015WINTERTHUR, DEL. — Explore the regional and cultural diversity of New York furniture, discover creations of lesser known but talented cabinetmakers, and immerse oneself in a celebration of furniture...
February 2, 2015Peter Blume: Nature and Metamorphosis, currently on view at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) until April 5, is the first retrospective of the American Modernist Peter Blume (1906- 1992)...
January 31, 2015NEW YORK CITY – Following a dream, aspiring painter Robert Ellison Jr., left his home state of Texas in 1962 bound for New York City to make his mark on the world as an artist. Despite possessing...
January 30, 2015When Steve Corrigan & Doug Jackman Fell In Love With An Antique House, The Courtship Was Costly, But Worth It WALPOLE, N.H. – In October 2014, for the third year in conjunction with the five...
January 30, 2015Andrew Jackson was a rockstar. This anti-Eastern Establishment, working-class hero enjoyed wild popularity during his lifetime. He accrued fame initially as the victor of the Battle of New Orleans during...
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