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March 27, 2012Sotheby March 20 Chinese ceramics and works of art sale was led by two rare famille rose ⁈eaven and Earth†revolving brushpots with Qianlong seal marks and dated to the period. Carrying estimates...
March 27, 2012The Speed Art Museum presents an exhibition of modern French masters in ⁒enoir to Chagall: Paris and the Allure of Color,†on view through May 6. The exhibition was co-organized by the Dixon Gallery...
March 27, 2012Paul Davis offered elegant room settings and fine art along with some fresh décor at his Concord Antiques Show March 10‱1. Conducted in the historic town armory, the show presented 25 exhibiting...
March 27, 2012Lee ⁔oby†Gordon MacCallum, 76, a longtime resident of East Canaan, Conn., and a well-respected antiques dealer, died at Fairview Hospital on February 1, surrounded by his wife and children.
March 27, 2012Longtime antiques and Americana collector David L. Davies (born July 5, 1926, in Illinois) died at home on Telegraph Hill on March 17 at the age of 85 from lung cancer.
March 27, 2012A Jasper Francis Cropsey painting, fresh to the market after having descended in the same California family for the past 80 years, returned from the West Coast to the Hudson River Valley county where it was painted...
March 27, 2012An action-packed auction featuring a stellar assortment of materials, much of which was consigned from the Thomas Buechner estate, a former director of the Brooklyn Museum and the founding director of the Corning...
March 27, 2012What is the meaning of historical objects? Why are they preserved, and why have they survived? Are they valued for their associations, aesthetic appeal, oddity or simply the stories that they tell?...
March 27, 2012The Bowers Museum newest exhibit, ⁓acred Gold: Pre-Hispanic Art of Colombia,†opens to the public March 31 and remains on view through July 1.
March 27, 2012Now in its third year, the Atlantic City Antiques and Collectors Show has its feet planted firmly in the Atlantic City Convention Center and is growing exponentially each year, on course to become...
March 20, 2012March 4 presented early spring-like weather for New England, which probably contributed to a great crowd for the sold-out facility Nan Gurley has for one of her regular gatherings of exhibitors. About...
March 20, 2012Jack Donigian assembled a near-capacity gathering of antiques dealers on March 4 at Hampshire Hills Club for his regular Sunday affair where about 80 exhibit spaces were filled with great early antiques,...
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