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July 31, 2012Carlton A. Thatcher, 63, died peacefully July 5, at home surrounded by his family. He was the husband of Doreen (Girouard) Thatcher, with whom he shared 22 years of marriage and ownership of Acushnet River...
July 31, 2012Summer might be more synonymous with beaches than diamonds, but the New York Antique Jewelry & Watch Show proved that the allure of rare and exceptional pieces of jewelry and watches was sufficient...
July 31, 2012Gray Auctioneers has posted the results of sale for the life work and collection of a previously unknown, self-taught Cleveland artist, Ronald Carvell Meaux, whose introduction to the art market...
July 31, 2012Tiny Fitzwilliam, N.H. town common was filled with antiques on Saturday, July 21, with about 50 exhibiting dealers jostling to display their special pieces. There were so many dealers that several...
July 31, 2012⁉t was one of the best sales we⁶e had so far. The low and midrange did fine, and if you had something that was just a little bit different †unique decoration or form †then that did even better,†said...
July 24, 2012The July 10-15 session of Brimfield, the trading mecca for antiques enthusiasts, was heating up in more ways than one with good collections from the exhibitors and reasonable buying from the customers.
July 24, 2012Provenance Center of New London will present ⁌atin: Who is? What is?†with works from the Latin Network for the Visual Arts†permanent collection. On view July 29⁁ugust 26.
July 24, 2012It was an irresistible draw for collectors and dealers: an auction on the grounds of a Newport ottage†along Cliff Walk, the hydrangeas in full cobalt bloom, the privet fragrant and gentle sea breezes...
July 24, 2012The Gibbes Museum of Art has received a work of art from Charleston native J. Henry Fair, whose photographs were exhibited at the museum in a solo exhibition in 2011. The photograph, titled ⁂acon,...
July 24, 2012Coeur d⁁lene annual July art auction was notable for several choice paintings, but the immediate postsale buzz was for a war shirt worn by Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce tribe that came in second only...
July 24, 2012Folk art with a musical twist is on view in ⁁ppalachian Strings: The Instruments, Their Makers, The Music,†through September 9 at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, Lancaster, Ohio. Dulcimers,...
July 17, 2012There was excitement aplenty on June 18 as the Park City hosted Black Rock Galleries†inaugural antiques and fine art auction. Auction house principals Travis Worrell and Grant Panavese presented...
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