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June 14, 2011The Speed Art Museum will present ⁑uilts from Kentucky and Beyond: the Bingham-Miller Family Collection†June 19⁓eptember 18. This exhibition will feature 39 American quilts from a fine private...
June 14, 2011⁆olk Art on High†will be presented at the Rufus Porter Museum June 22⁏ctober 1, featuring 36 weathervanes with original surfaces, as well as photographs of vanes from the 1970s on loan from...
June 14, 2011Marking the 35th anniversary of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair, this long-running show once again lived up to the reputation that began in 1976, when first presented by promoter and Rhinebeck Show founder,...
June 14, 2011Antiques dealer Gail Ensinger passed away on May 27, 2011. Gail always said, ⁉ in the business of creating smiling faces. When people buy an antique from me, they smile knowing they have found...
June 14, 2011Litchfield County Auctions†May 4 Modernism, Asian and European art and antiques sale was a great success, led by Modern art and Asian antiques, according to the auction house.
June 14, 2011Under the new management of Peter Chillingworth, the Brandywine River Museum Antiques Show carried on a four-decade-long tradition of offering fine antiques during the Memorial Day weekend.
June 7, 2011Albert M. Sack, the prominent author, lecturer and antiques dealer, died on May 29. He was 96. In a career spanning much of the Twentieth Century, Sack, in partnership with his late brothers, Harold...
June 7, 2011⁗hat did you think of the show this year?†A question posed to many of the exhibiting dealers at the Greater York Antiques Show, and the answers, close to 100 percent, were favorable: ⁌ooks better...
June 7, 2011The Woodstock Artists Association & Museum presents ⁐eggy Bacon: Cats and Caricatures†from June 11 until October 10 in the Phoebe and Belmont Towbin Wing.
June 7, 2011A piece of once-lost Cincinnati history comes home when ⁉n Company with Angels: Seven Tiffany Windows†opens on June 11 at the Taft Museum of Art. These beautiful stained glass windows, originally...
June 7, 2011Stolen on June 4 was a large amount of silver, including a large service of Tiffany Japanese pattern sterling flatware, circa 1871‷5.
June 7, 2011On May 28, a bronze signed Raphael Lagneau Dpres by Gorham was reported stolen from the Garage Antiques Market on West 25th Street.
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