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November 20, 2012An E. Howard astronomical regulator No. 46 clock soared to $230,000 at Fontaine clock auction conducted Saturday, November 17. The price is a new world record for any model of E. Howard clock, according...
November 20, 2012Christie sold at auction the Archduke Joseph Diamond for nearly $21.5 million on November 13, setting a world auction record price per carat for a colorless diamond. The final price achieved †$21,474,525...
November 20, 2012⁐op-Up! Illustration in 3-D,†opening November 23 at Brandywine River Museum, presents the wondrous world of pop-up books. With pages that spring open to reveal pictures that self-construct into...
November 20, 2012Like a carefully tended garden, an antiques show requires organization and variety. Marvin Getman October 20′1 Boston Antiques and Design Show evinced the results of such care. Sales were good...
November 20, 2012Antiquorum auction of modern and vintage timepieces conducted on November 11 at the Mandarin Oriental concluded with an outstanding result of $9.1 million and several lots selling for multiple times...-
November 14, 2012WILLISTON, VT. †Wendell D. Garrett, a leading authority on American decorative arts and the field's best known spokesman, died Wednesday morning, November 14, at the Vermont Respite House, where...
November 13, 2012Americana dealer Debbie Spiecker, 64, died on November 5 after a 13-year battle with breast cancer. Debbie is survived by her loving husband, George, three children and their spouses, and nine grandchildren.
November 13, 2012A sculpture by Inuit artist Joe Talirunili was the highlight of Waddingtons†Fall Inuit Art Auction on Monday, November 5, selling for $290,656 (price has been converted to US dollars and includes...
November 13, 2012More than 200 precious objects made under the direction of Karl Fabergé provide a glimpse into a bygone era of Russian imperial glory in the exhibition ⁆aberge: The Rise and Fall, Collection of the Virginia...
November 13, 2012Large oil painting by Hugo Pedersen titled “Last Snow,†36 by 43½ inches. New York State Police, Troop B, Ray Brook, are investigating a series of burglaries that occurred at a camp on Osgood Pond...
November 13, 2012It was a busy Sunday, October 28, at Skinner when 782 lots were offered for sale, including two well-known collections; 110 pieces from the collection of the late Robert Skinner and 210 lots of The Patriotic...
November 13, 2012It is sort of like asking the manager of an antiques show, ⁈ow did the dealers do at your last show?†You can guess that the answer will be: ⁓ome of the dealers did real well, others did not do well...
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