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April 17, 2012⁉t is a serendipity story,†stated auctioneer Joanne Grant of Mid-Hudson Auction Galleries as she recalled her office telephone ringing on a cold January evening and the conversation that ensued....
April 17, 2012The art of Edouard Vuillard (1868‱940) †a painter who began his career as a member of the Nabi group of avant-garde artists in Paris in the 1890s †will be celebrated at The Jewish Museum in the first...
April 17, 2012Snowflakes were falling sporadically as the sun crested the horizon throughout the northern-most regions of Connecticut on Saturday morning, March 31, the day the 22nd Country Antiques In Connecticut...
April 17, 2012It is axiomatic that three groups †collectors, curators and ⁴he trade††set the antiques world in motion. Curators are known for their scholarship. Dealers and auctioneers are famed for their...
April 10, 2012From May 4 through September 2, the New-York Historical Society will present ⁓tories in Sterling: Four Centuries of Silver in New York,†an exhibition highlighting the histories of 150 notable...
April 10, 2012The Neue Galerie will present ⁈einrich Kuehn and His American Circle: Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Steichen,†an exhibition focusing on the luminous work of this important Austrian photographer...
April 10, 2012Long before the wonders of the world and distant lands were but a click away via a computer or television, world fairs brought the world to people with exhibits featuring innovations in design,...
April 10, 2012Some of the items being displayed in Mike Kelley booth had not even been created yet when the Second Congregational Church antiques show premiered back in 1962. Emblematic of the growing popularity...
April 10, 2012The Diamond District may be a dozen blocks away on West 47th Street, but two weekends a year the conference center at Lighthouse International on East 59th Street becomes a veritable jewelry boutique...
April 10, 2012A wide range of quality materials ranging from Tiffany, Steuben and contemporary glass to paintings to folk art and rare Native American items attracted a large crowd for an action-packed sale at Cottone...
April 10, 2012The season opener for the 2012 Indy Car Series was March 25 but racing collectors went into high gear a day earlier as Dan Ripley Antique Helper art and antiques auction on March 25 featured racing...
April 3, 2012It was St Patrick Day, a Saturday nonetheless, and New York City sidewalks were jam-packed with people reveling the day away during one of the most lively and popular holiday parades to take...
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