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May 1, 2012When CBS News†Sunday Morning aired April 22, it included a feature near and dear to the heart of Ohio antiques dealer Chuck Auerbach, whom Antiques and The Arts Weekly readers last saw at the Pier Antiques...
May 1, 2012The Antiques Dealers Association of America (ADA) broke with tradition on April 28, for the first time presenting its annual Award of Merit to a group. Forty members of the American Folk Art Society traveled...
April 24, 2012If your house burned down tomorrow, what would you do? On December 16, 2003, Thomas N. Armstrong III and his wife, Bunty, got the phone call that every absentee homeowner dreads. Fire had destroyed...
April 24, 2012Salem, antiques show cat and beloved companion to antiques dealer Bill Kelly, lost his courageous fight with diabetes and kidney disease on April 23. He was 12½ years old.
April 24, 2012Marburger Farm Antique Show opened April 3 to its largest first-day audience, according to show manager Ashley Ferguson. Running April 3‷ with nearly 350 exhibiting dealers, the show was greeted...
April 24, 2012Five Twentieth Century scroll paintings by Chinese artist Qi Baishi sold for an impressive $2,424,000 at Kaminski Auctions†March 30″1 sale. Each was sealed and signed and dedicated in running...
April 24, 2012A Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens exhibition illuminates the remarkable changes wrought in the United States by the planning, construction and completion of the transcontinental...
April 24, 2012(AP) †When is a penny worth $1.15 million? When it is a rare experimental penny minted in 1792.
April 24, 2012⁉mpressionism in a New Light: From Monet to Stieglitz,†on view at Carnegie Museum of Art May 12⁁ugust 26, will present a robust picture of what Impressionism means in art, displaying paintings,...
April 24, 2012The annual Bedford Spring Antiques Show, April 14 and 15 at the Rippowam-Cisqua School, changed its stripes for 2012. No, there were the usual tastefully assembled displays by about 30 antiques dealers,...
April 20, 2012Most likely stolen on Easter Sunday, a French barbotine majolica bowl, with hand-applied birds and flowers, was reported taken from a home here. The bowl is approximately 14 inches tall with a diameter...
April 17, 2012Joseph William Belperio died on February 24 at the age of 58. As the owner of Shimazu Antiques, a firm established 34 years ago, Belperio was a respected antiques dealer of Japan Meiji art.
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