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October 16, 2012An unrestored supercharged ⁓type Mercedes that lay hidden in a garage for six decades led the pack at the Bonhams Goodwood Revival Sale at the Goodwood Motor Circuit on September 15, selling...
October 16, 2012Nokomis, Ill.: Matthews Auction has reported the theft of an AC Spark Plug sign that was stolen during shipping. The sign features Sparky the Donkey graphics, a tin thermometer andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var...
October 9, 2012The standout lot at Pook & Pook October 5‶ auction was a wonderful, folky painting with local interest. Soaring above its $50/80,000 estimate, Charles C. Hofmann oil on tin work, ⁖iew...
October 9, 2012Not only were the leaf peepers out in force last weekend to celebrate Columbus Day Weekend, but so were the throngs of antiques dealers and collectors that were shopping the five-show series that...
October 9, 2012Swann Galleries sold a complete set of Edward S. Curtis's The North American Indian for $1.44 million, including buyer's premium, at its October 4 auction of fine photographs and photobooks. It was the top lot ever...
October 9, 2012Alden Brewster Chick, 78, beloved husband, father and ⁐oppa,†died peacefully September 2 at home, surrounded by his family, after a long and courageous battle with Lewy body disease. For many...
October 9, 2012A humble barber, dedicated lay preacher and master woodcarver, Elijah Pierce (1892‱984), was one of the great self-taught artists of the Twentieth Century. He brought soul and skill to carvings...
October 9, 2012American textiles led the way at Crocker Farm latest antiques auction on September 15. The three-session auction, which included the Maryland Sale, an inaugural textiles session and an Americana...
October 9, 2012A large crowd of artists†relatives, collectors, art professionals and neighbors jammed the historic Solon Borglum studio in Wilton on September 14 for the opening of an exhibition showcasing the work...
October 9, 2012Iconic images of the American West taken by more than 50 photographers spanning more than a century of real-time issues and conditions will be on display as ⁎ational Geographic Greatest Photographs...
October 2, 2012Rachel ⁒ae†Marks, a popular and highly respected antiques dealer, died September 20 in her home in Chappaqua, N.Y., after a brief battle with cancer.
October 2, 2012Bruce Gollan Southworth, 71 a longtime resident of Lake Forest, died peacefully at home on September 28. He established Samlesbury Hall, Ltd in 1982, specializing in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century English...
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