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February 14, 2012It is the merest hint, and what a tease! Twelve Russian enameled silver objects from a major collection are on view at the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, Md., an hors deuvre to the full repast...
February 14, 2012"This is the best one yet," said an admiring fan, one of several gathered around show promoter Melvin "Butch" Arion a couple hours after the Original York Antiques Show opened to the public on Friday...
February 14, 2012After an impressive turnout of more than 1,500 guests at the opening night preview on Thursday, February 9, the inaugural Naples Art, Antique & Jewelry Show opened its doors on Friday, February...
February 14, 2012On December 18, Michaan Auctions' final sale of the year also became its third highest grossing auction to date. Just shy of a 75 percent sell-through, the 427 offered lots brought in an impressive...
February 14, 2012Julia February 2‴ auction was filled with American, European and Asian treasures †from paintings, furniture, folk art, marine and nautical items to bronzes, silver, weathervanes, Oriental rugs,...
February 7, 2012When the hammer fell for the last time on Sunday, January 22, Sotheby had grossed $17,900,261 in Americana Week sales.
February 7, 2012Provincetown, Mass., in summer turned out to be an ideal place for artists. Artists of many disciplines and supporters of the Provincetown Playhouse flocking to the Outer Cape art colony gave rise...
February 7, 2012Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†January 28′9 sale was packed to the rafters with choice items ranging from sublime European paintings to fine furniture, Asian arts and more. Buyers responded...
February 7, 2012A highlight of Americana Week, Stella Show Mgmt Co. Americana & Antiques @ the Pier show offered a compelling and diverse presentation January 21′2.
February 7, 2012Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the Outsider Art Fair opened at 7 West 34th for a well-attended gala preview party on Thursday, January 26, and continued through the weekend. No longer considered...
February 7, 2012Stuart Jackson Horn III, 77, died on Saturday, November 5. He was known to so many in the antiques trade †first as a partner with Jim Parker for 30 years in Jackson-Mitchell Antiques, which they...
February 7, 2012In keeping with its mission to rediscover and celebrate women artists of the past and show their continued relevance, the National Museum of Women in Arts (NMWA) presents ⁒oyalists to Romantics:...
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