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October 29, 2012American Furniture & Decorative Arts, including a separate catalog of The Patriotic Americana Collection of Marilyn and Michael Gould, was sold on Sunday, October 28, at Skinner Boston Gallery...
October 29, 2012When the fall Rhinebeck Antiques Fair opened to a large, enthusiastic crowd ready to spend money at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds on October 13, Victor Weinblatt, a South Hadley, Mass., antiques...
October 29, 2012The most widespread, destructive and consequential conflict in history is the subject of ⁗WII & NYC,†an exhibition on view at the New-York Historical Society through May 27. Restoring to memory...
October 29, 2012⁁rtists in America: Highlights of the Collection from the New Britain Museum of American Art†is on view at Nassau County Museum of Art November 17⁆ebruary 24.
October 29, 2012In March of this year, James D. Julia Auctioneers conducted what is the largest grossing firearms auction ever in history. At nearly $18 million, nothing else had ever come close to that figure. It was hard...
October 29, 2012The political cartoon came into its own in America in the Nineteenth Century. Thanks to new and inexpensive ways of reproduction and distribution, the ascension of political parties and increased...
October 29, 2012⁇erman Expressionism from the Detroit Institute of Arts†will be on view in the Frist Center for the Visual Arts†Upper-Level Galleries through February 10. Featuring paintings, sculpture and works...
October 29, 2012Doyle inaugural street art auction on October 16 showcased many of the most important artists in the history of street art and graffiti, spanning the early 1980s to the present day.
October 29, 2012On Saturday, September 22, Michael and Seth Fallon of Copake Auction sold 650 lots in an unreserved cataloged estate auction at its gallery at 266 Route 7A.
October 29, 2012In its third year under JMK Shows as a spring show, the Atlantic City Antique & Collectors Show made its debut fall edition October 13‱4 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.
October 23, 2012The final show of Antiques Week In Vermont is also the largest, and it provides a platform for a grand send-off for all of the out-of-state buyers that are about to leave the fall foliage and plentiful...
October 23, 2012The Bromley Mountain Antiques Show has to be considered one of the favorites of the Antiques Week In Vermont shows. Opening for early buying on Saturday, October 6, at 8 am, this show gets the weekend...
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