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December 27, 2011This January, in celebration of its 50th anniversary, the American Folk Art Museum will present ⁊ubilation / Rumination: Life, Real and Imagined.
December 21, 2011The Winsted Police Department has reported the theft of approximately 50 brass plaques and flag holders marking the graves of United States war veterans from cemeteries throughout the town. Many of the memorials...
December 20, 2011Hill-Stead Museum is offering, for the first time, a comprehensive show of prints in it collection. ⁗onders Revealed: Rarely Seen Original Prints by Degas, Goya and Others from Hill-Stead Collection†opens...
December 20, 2011One artist's passion spawned a compelling antiques collection, an arresting blend of exquisite textures and forms. Hidden in plain sight in a seaside Cape Cod village, artist, collector and designer...
December 20, 2011The beauty, rarity and provenance of the pearl known as ⁌a Peregrina†inspired a fierce bidding battle at Christie at the opening auction of the collection of Elizabeth Taylor December 13.
December 20, 2011Bidders were well rewarded at a good old-fashioned country sale December 1 put together with admirable smalls and furniture that auctioneer Leo P. Legare gathered from New England estates and collections.
December 20, 2011It is not easy launching a new antiques show, especially in the current economic conditions. Just ask Ralph and Karen DiSaia and Diana Bittel, the trio that introduced the Fairfield County Antiques...
December 20, 2011At 15 years and now a fixture on the Boston calendar, the Boston International Fine Arts Show (BIFAS) brings 40 select dealers to town each fall. This year event, November 17′0, delivered an especially...
December 14, 2011Two bronze statues weighing several hundred pounds each were stolen from the Riverside Cemetery, perhaps in two separate thefts over the weekend of December 10‱1.
December 13, 2011Holiday-themed exhibitions are plentiful, with this year standout displays presented at The Morgan Library and Museum, The Jewish Museum and Macculloch Hall Historical Museum. Each of the institutions...
December 13, 2011Williamsburg has only one antiques show and that is the Holiday Antiques Show, created and managed by Bettianne Sweeney. The most recent edition took place Thanksgiving Day weekend.
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