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July 5, 2011Janice (Reynolds) Pugliano died here on February 18, 2011. A longtime dealer and member of the Pioneer Valley Antiques Dealers Association, she operated Ashley Antiques with her husband, Fred Pugliano.
July 5, 2011Looking to pump some more interest into the Litchfield County Antiques Show, the Antiques Council gave it a name change, now calling this late June event the Litchfield County Antiques & Midcentury...
July 5, 2011A record number of floor and phone bidders, a record number of online bidders and a signed Beatles record that sold for $63,250 all combined to make the May 21 Case Antiques†auction the company...
July 5, 2011⁆our in Maine: Drawings,†the third annual exhibition featuring the work of living artists in the region, focuses on drawing at the Farnsworth Art Museum, is on view in the Crosman Gallery through...
July 5, 2011The 19th WestLicht camera auction was conducted on May 28 featuring 721 lots and setting many new records worldwide. The highlight was an extremely rare Leica 0-series from 1923.
June 28, 2011In cooperation with the Roosevelt National Historic Site, operated by the National Park Service, the Woodstock School of Art will host ⁁ New Deal for Youth: Eleanor Roosevelt, Val-kill Industries...
June 28, 2011The most significant highlight of Julien Auctions music memorabilia sale on June 25 and 26 was Michael Jackson red Thriller jacket, which achieved $1.8 million, more than twice its high estimate.
June 28, 2011A bronze statue valued at $11,000 was reported stolen from a private residence sometime between June 9 and 10. The town of Bedford, N.Y., Police Department is investigating the theft.
June 28, 2011Hot, hotter and hottest: an Eighteenth Century carved bamboo brush pot brought a record $539,500 at Skinner June 2‴ Asian arts sale. The 6-inch pot was carved in detail with Immortals in a mountain...
June 28, 2011Seven years ago, five couples got together and formed Oley Valley Antique Enterprises, and antiques lovers and collectors, near and far, are so glad they did. For it resulted in Antiques in the Valley,...
June 28, 2011Thomas N. Armstrong III, former director of the Whitney Museum of American Art and chairman of The Garden Conservancy, died on Monday, June 20, in Manhattan at the age of 78.
June 28, 2011One of the world best private collections of Seventeenth Century Dutch and Flemish paintings, including masterworks by Rembrandt, Frans Hals, Gerrit Dou, Jan Steen and others, will be on view at the Legion...
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