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January 16, 2012The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will present ⁉n Wonderland: The Surrealist Adventures of Women Artists in Mexico and the United States,†on view January 29⁍ay 6 in the Resnick Pavilion.
January 16, 2012What better way to mark the new year than with something old? The New Year Show at Birchwood Manor, conducted January 7‸, offered a select grouping of fine antiques and vintage items that ran the gamut...
January 10, 2012Paul McInnis put together a varied auction of country material with something for every interest on December 7. The compact sale †fewer than 200 lots †was short and sweet.
January 10, 2012When folk art dealer Mary Allis died in 1987, her clients Alvan and Claude Bisnoff took out an advertisement in this publication. ⁓he made beautiful rooms,†it read. Allis, who enlivened rustic,...-
January 10, 2012Longtime antiques dealer Shirley (Speaker) Chambers, 86, died at Lowell General Hospital on January 7.
January 10, 2012Kaminski Auctions offered buyers a three-day sale of some 1,200 lots, of mostly Chinese material that saw some good prices and some good buys at its December 8‱0 auction.
January 10, 2012A 1793 chain cent sold for $1.38 million in Heritage Platinum night event at the Florida United Numismatists convention on January 4. According to James Halperin, Heritage co-chairman, the sale...
January 10, 2012A large crowd of anxious buyers waiting to enter the Glastonbury Antiques & Collectibles Gala New Year Show could only be held at bay for so long. A few minutes before the 9 am opening, helpers...-
January 10, 2012New York Congressman Jerrold Nadler introduced federal legislation in December that would require some auction houses to pay a royalty on paintings sold in excess of $10,000 that were executed by living...
January 10, 2012The case involving a congregation of Catholic nuns headquartered near Albany, N.Y., which sued a Santa Fe, N.M., art dealer and a local appraiser for fraud in the sale of a painting by Nineteenth Century...
January 10, 2012On Sunday, January 22, from 10 to 11 am, the Antiques Dealers†Association of America, Inc, will host a memorial reception and tribute for the late Albert Sack (1915′011) in the Tiffany Room at the Park...
January 3, 2012Inextricably linked with high-style New York since its appearance in the late Eighteenth Century, Duncan Phyfe furniture has retained a prominent place through the centuries. Recognized for its elegant...
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