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July 17, 2012Citing diminished dealer participation and escalating venue costs, Stella Show Mgmt Co. has canceled its long-running January edition of the Pier Antiques Show, which in the past has run concurrently with...
July 17, 2012Sandwich Glass Museum is presenting its summer exhibition ⁓andwich Redux.†The exhibit, on view August 1⁏ctober 31, celebrates the 50th anniversary of the contemporary studio glass movement.
July 17, 2012Rago Arts and Auction Center Twentieth⁔wenty-First Century Design sale June 16‱7 achieved a total of $4.74 million and attracted a strong contingent of absentee bidding.
July 17, 2012For art lovers, there is something magic about seeing world-class artwork in a capacious old mansion. Nothing compares with the experience of strolling through gracious domestic spaces surrounded...
July 17, 2012Things were hot in Brimfield. And we are not referring to just the hot and humid weather over the week of July 10‱5, as dealers reported good sales from opening day on Tuesday at the Brimfield Acres...
July 10, 2012One of a pair of decorative bronze dragonfish made in the Twentieth Century, the stolen sculpture stands approximately 47 inches high and is about 34 inches wide. Officials at the Art Loss Register (ALR)...
July 10, 2012The Fourth of July started off with overcast skies, several dark clouds showing the threat of rain, but forecasters said that the early morning mist and fog would burn off and bring sunshine and very...
July 10, 2012Back in early spring, Withington Auction crew was called to clean out one of the oldest houses in Essex, Mass., the residence of one of the first colonial ministers. Emptying the house, the crew...
July 10, 2012The annals of American art history are filled with the names of illustrious families whose artists contributed to the evolution of the nation painting. Frequently mentioned families are the Peales...
July 10, 2012⁔he great things brought great prices and the sale was 99 percent sold,†Leon Weiss of RSL Auction Company said of the sale his firm conducted July 1 at Richard Opfer Auctioneering, Inc, in Timonium.
July 10, 2012The Hyde Collection is offering visitors an opportunity to see a portrait of Walt Whitman (1887‱888) by Thomas Eakins (1844‱914).
July 10, 2012Catching onto an idea suggested a number of years ago by dealer Leon Weiss of Gemini Antiques, the Mechanical Bank Collectors of America and the Still Bank Collectors Club of America conducted a joint...
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