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March 6, 2012Visitors arriving at the Holliston Antiques Show on February 25′6 were greeted by the sight of satisfied shoppers leaving the building laden with shopping bags and other pleased buyers loading larger...
March 6, 2012Solid prices were recorded at Crocker Farm auction of antique American stoneware and redware this past Saturday, March 3. Leading the way was an early bulbous stoneware pitcher, standing close to 12 inches...
February 29, 2012Few artists have led a sadder life than George Ault (1891-1948). Burdened with family tragedies, alcoholism, ill health and poverty, he nonetheless persevered to produce some of the most eerie, evocative...
February 28, 2012When the Smithsonian American Art Museum puts one of its key recent acquisitions on display this summer, visitors will be able to admire not only the striking work created by American artist Samuel...
February 28, 2012The top lot of the Millhous Collection auction February 25, which saw Bob and Paul Millhous†private museum of classic cars, rare musical instruments and other collectibles emptied to the tune of $38.3...
February 28, 2012Gigantic, beautiful, exquisite, impressive and elite, while not elitist -- in the simplest of terms, these are the sorts of words that best describe the Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antiques Show....
February 28, 2012The Neuberger Museum of Art of Purchase (N.Y.) College has organized a new exhibition, ⁆ifty Years of Latin American Art: Selections from the Neuberger Museum of Art,†which brings together for the first...
February 28, 2012Thieves broke into a private residence here sometime between February 2 and 14, stealing a number of antique items and furnishings.
February 28, 2012High Noon's Western Americana Weekend January 28′9 was led by its auction that saw almost $2 million realized. Bidding was highly competitive from the floor, phone and Internet.
February 28, 2012AXA Art is offering a reward in connection with the theft of an Assyrian low relief and a marble head dating from the Roman Empire, both rare and valuable, stolen from the Montreal Museum of Fine...
February 21, 2012Tolland is a country show †Americana, country furniture, early American pottery and glassware, folk art, weathervanes, baskets and pewter abound. A bluebird day brought out the buyers at the show's...
February 21, 2012Jenkins Management hosted nearly 200 exhibitors and 5,000 visitors during its Tailgate/Music Valley Antiques Show at the new Hendersonville Expo February 2‴. Just ten minutes north of downtown Nashville,...
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