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December 13, 2011It was the final sale of the 2011 season for auctioneer Kaja Veilleux and the crew at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries, and in fitting style, the two-day event, November 5 and 6, saw active bidding...
December 13, 2011The San Diego Museum of Art will hang its newest addition to the permanent collection, an Eighteenth Century painting by Anton Raphael Mengs, a portrait of Don Luis de Borbón, among the museum...
December 13, 2011Nan Gurley gathered together about 80 of her friends, all dealers, on November 27 to exhibit at Royal Plaza Trade Center for her annual Thanksgiving Weekend antiques show.
December 13, 2011A three-day auction offering more than 1,500 lots was conducted by Millea Bros over the weekend of November 18, with exceptional results posted. ⁔his is some of the best stuff we have ever sold,†commented...
December 13, 2011A Hermès diamond Birkin bag with diamond and white gold hardware sold for $203,150 on December 6 at Heritage Auctions, setting a world record price for a handbag sold at public auction.
December 13, 2011The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is publishing Furnishing the Museum: The Italian Furniture in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the first complete catalog of the museum collection of Italian...
December 13, 2011Antoine Watteau ⁌a Surprise†has long been deemed a masterpiece of Eighteenth Century French painting by scholars and connoisseurs. The work entered several prestigious Parisian collections...
December 13, 2011When renovations to the National Academy of Design forced the American Art Fair to find a new home this year, good management turned hardship to advantage.Under the directorship of Catherine Sweeney...-
December 6, 2011Agents from the Boston field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are trying to recover a rare antique tortoiseshell and silver box that was stolen from a private US residence in August...
December 6, 2011The Pier Antiques Show has built a following for presenting a solid and interesting mix of traditional antiques, Modern and design offerings, as well as collectibles at its shows. The November 19′0...
December 6, 2011⁗e received a house call and had to look at the contents of the house by flashlight, as there was no power at the time,†Ryan Brechlin of Nest Egg Auctions said. He added, ⁉ thought we had struck...
December 6, 2011Long establishing the climate for tastes among elite art collectors and institutions in and around Manhattan, Knoedler & Company took many by surprise when it locked its doors for the final time on November...
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