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September 11, 2012After the sale of the Hartford Connecticut Expo Center in September 2011, Barn Star Productions and Frank Gaglio lost this venue for the popular Autumn Hartford Antiques Show. Now the Rhinebeck, N.Y.-based...
September 4, 2012The fairgrounds of this small inland village filled again for the 31st consecutive year on the second weekend of August for the Maine Antiques Festival, where more than 200 exhibiting antiques dealers...
September 4, 2012⁓hipwreck! Winslow Homer and ⁔he Life Line”†will be on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art September 22⁄ecember 16.
September 4, 2012The East Coast best-known ephemera and collectibles show, Papermania Plus, marked its 62nd edition on August 25′6 at the XL Center. The twice-a-year event is ably managed by Arlene Shea and her son Gary...
September 4, 2012Bidders came prepared to buy and buy they did at Northeast Auctions†marine and China Trade sale August 18‱9 that saw several record breakers and realized more than $4 million. Prices showed strength...
September 4, 2012The largest collection of Eighteenth Century Venetian paintings in America has been restored to its original American home at The Elms, 50 years after many of the paintings were auctioned off as the 1901...
September 4, 2012Under sunny skies and a festive green and white striped tent covering the courtyard, Robert Eldred and company kicked off yet another highly successful version of their annual August Americana, paintings...
September 4, 2012Cowan Asian art auction on July 27 realized $1,277,538 and saw participation from more than 400 people in 16 different countries that bid on the telephone, online and in the salesroom for the 430 lots.
September 4, 2012One of the most outstanding triumphs of Rookwood Pottery chief decorator Kataro Shirayamadani was the perfection of an electrodepositing process in 1897. Using electricity to apply copper and silver...
September 4, 2012Late in the Nineteenth Century, William Dean Howells wrote that novelists concern themselves with ⁴he more smiling aspects of life, which are the more American.†A painter who responded to those...
September 4, 2012⁔here is just no way you can see all there is to see in one day,†stated one elated, but exhausted, shopper as she departed the Baltimore Summer Antiques Show on opening day, Thursday, August 23. Sporting...
August 28, 2012A 100 lots into the first day of Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†two-day sale, August 25′6, ⁔he Great Blue Heron,†an oil on linen by N.C. Wyeth (1882‱945), crossed the block with an estimate...
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