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October 11, 2011Bidders made their way to Carl Nordblom CRN Auction gallery for a reliably good selection of Continental offerings on September 10 †and there was something for nearly every area of interest.
October 11, 2011(AP) †A century after N.C. Wyeth illustrations of the pirates and scalawags of Treasure Island first appeared, the iconic images considered the definitive version of the classic tale are reunited...
October 11, 2011Less is often more, but in the case of Avenue Shows†Antiques, Art & Design at the Armory, more is better. The fall edition of the show that ran September 22′5 at the Park Avenue Armory embraced...
October 11, 2011Avid fans of Adirondack material will long remember the days when there were antiques shows at the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake and another at Indian Lake, Indian Lake tried to bring the fall...
October 4, 2011The healthy results from John Moran Auctioneers†September 20 auction at the Pasadena Convention Center featuring 600 lots of jewelry, decorative and fine arts were highlighted by a silver centerpiece...
October 4, 2011Organized to complement the Yale Center for British Art fall exhibition on Johan Zoffany, who spent six productive years in India, ⁁dapting the Eye: An Archive of the British in India, 1770‱830,†on...
October 4, 2011⁄avid Smith: Cubes and Anarchy,†on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art through January 8, examines the abiding importance of geometric form in the work of American sculptor David Smith...
October 4, 2011The White House, official residence of the president of the United States for more than two centuries and arguably the most famous home in the world, is a universal symbol of the nation. Although...
October 4, 2011This year USArtists was not a barn burner, but organizers of the September 23′5 show, a leading venue for traditional American painting from the Eighteenth Century through the present, are confident...
October 4, 2011George III silver pastry/fish server by John Shekelton, London, 1807, heavy gauge silver; in the Fiddle pattern (Grimwade #1674), 11 5/8 inches long and 6.5 ounces. A George III silver pastry / fish server...
October 4, 2011In an all-too-familiar MO, thieves made off with an antique weathervane, stealing it from the cupola of a barn roof some time between September 16 and September 18 and replacing it with a decoy.
October 4, 2011Neal Auction September 10‱1 estates auction achieved $2.1 million and featured property from the collection of Texas antiquarians Jack and Katie Wheeler, paintings descended in the family of Mississippi...
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