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June 28, 2011When antiques show promoter Marvin Getman thought about moving the date of his six-year-old Elm Bank antiques show from late July to mid-June this year, dealer response was overwhelming and the change...
June 28, 2011The Billy the Kidd tintype, said to be the only authenticated image taken of the outlaw gunslinger, and nearly as famous as the sitter himself, shattered auction records with its sale on Saturday, June...
June 28, 2011Most any old object provokes questions: What is it? Who made it? When and why? What is it made of? Is it authentic? Other questions arise as to condition and possible restoration. The answers have...
June 21, 2011Peter R. Moses, 62, died June 15 at Crouse Hospital after a brief illness. His loving family was by his side.
June 17, 2011Kristin L. Spangenberg is quick to say she is an art historian not a circus historian, but after spend-ing about three decades poring over the Cincinnati Art Museum collection of circus posters,...
June 17, 2011A recent discovery yielded a selection of rare toys and advertising items that were sold at James D. Julia Inc May 4‵ toy auction.
June 17, 2011Shaker material drew collectors and dealers to the Willis Henry Shaker auction on May 29 where the highlight was a cherry dining table in the original finish.
June 17, 2011The New Britain Museum of American Art will present ⁔he Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America Oldest Continuous Art Colony (1899′011),†July 15 ⁏ctober 16 in the museum McKernan...
June 17, 2011The summer exhibition at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College, "A Taste for the Modern: Gifts from Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller, Edna Bryner Schwab and Virginia Herrick Deknatel,"...
June 17, 2011Master gardeners will tell you that in order to establish a viable, living thing ý＠be it plant, tree, vegetable or flower garden ý＠it has to be well watered. If that is the case, then Jenkins...
June 17, 2011Take a hike through the Mohawk Valley near the town of Canajoharie, N.Y., and you will find yourself at the ateway to the West,†between the Adirondacks and Catskills, following in the footsteps...
June 14, 2011Known for his seasonally large auctions, Thomaston Place Galleries auctioneer Kaja Veilleux made sure that his May 21′2 spring auction continued to expand the envelope. In its largest such sale...
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