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June 7, 2011An Eighteenth Century carved bamboo brush pot brought a record $539,500 at Skinner Auction Galleries†June 2‴ Asian arts sale. The pot was carved elaborately with immortals in a mountain landscape,...
June 7, 2011On view until August 28 at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art is a selection of paintings that have been lent by two foundations. ⁖an Gogh to Munch: European Masterworks from the Armand Hammer Foundation...
June 7, 2011Collectors rode the money train at Morphy on May 7, snapping up gold, silver and paper rarities at the central Pennsylvania auction company $241,000 numismatics sale.
June 7, 2011The Heritage Antiques Show, May 21 and 22, was curiously successful, according to several dealers in a late Sunday discussion. It was not a record-breaker, but sales were pretty good for most exhibitors.
June 7, 2011A rare Turkestan ensi rug, one of ten known examples from the Salor tribe, and one which auctioneer Michael B. Grogan described simply as egal,†was the runaway favorite at Grogan & Company...
June 7, 2011If you go to the Greater York Antiques Show, chances are pretty good that you will go the extra 12 miles and visit the Historic East Berlin Antiques Show. Billed as ⁔he Great Country Show,†this...-
June 3, 2011Rare to New England, a deadly tornado tore through western Massachusetts on June 1, causing widespread damage and four reported deaths in the state, including one here, according to authorities. Spared,...
May 31, 2011Albert M. Sack, pioneer American antique dealer, author, lecturer, and World War II veteran, passed away at the Hock Family Pavilion on May 29. With his brothers and son, Albert Sack, born March 24, 1915,...
May 31, 2011From June 12 to July 1, the Salmagundi Club will present ⁗iggins, Wiggins & Wiggins: Three Generations of American Art,†a multigenerational exhibition bringing together the works of (J.)...
May 31, 2011Lyonel Feininger has long been recognized as a major figure of the Bauhaus, renowned for his romantic, crystalline depictions of architecture and the Baltic Sea. Yet the range and diversity of his achievement...
May 31, 2011A good variety of Americana was offered at a small and select one-day show hosted by Nan Gurley on the Thursday of Brimfield Week at the Sturbridge Host Hotel May 12.
May 31, 2011The Denver Art Museum takes a closer look at the medium of clay in its exhibition ⁍arvelous Mud: Clay Through the Ages.†Celebrating the prolific and diverse material, ⁍arvelous Mud†reveals...
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