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May 31, 2011An impressive sales total of more than $5 million was realized for an impressive selection of paintings at Shannon auction of fine American and European paintings, drawings and sculpture conducted...
May 31, 2011An Eighteenth Century Kentucky Federal cherry secretary, circa 1795, that descended in the family of Judge Davis Edwards of Louisville attracted much admiration and interest at CRN Auctions†May...
May 31, 2011The nation capital is a city loaded with portraits of notable figures in public buildings and museums, plus numerous outdoor equestrian military statues. Less well known is the wealth of fine portraits...
May 31, 2011A good assortment of estate-fresh materials was offered at Brookfield Auction most recent sale, April 30, conducted at the Litchfield Firehouse.
May 31, 2011Linda Zukas began the 21st year of her Antique Textile and Vintage Fashions Show and Sale May 9 and said she ad the best attendance ever,†both with early admissions at 9:30 am and the regular...
May 31, 2011The granddaddy of outdoor antiques and collectibles markets, Brimfield, entered its 52nd year on May 10, drawing thousands of shoppers to the mile-long stretch of Route 20.
May 24, 2011A mere 86 years to the day after …⁴he embattled farmers stood; and fired the shot heard ound the world,†Concord, Mass., once again demonstrated its readiness for war. Bitter discord over...
May 24, 2011The excitement was palpable before the start of the May 2 auction at Winter Associates, Inc. The variety of the items being auctioned off, in 272 lots, included 35 rugs and numerous pieces of decorative...
May 24, 2011Don⁴ look now, but the Wayside Inn Antiques Show is making antiquing fun again. Staged most recently at the historic Wayside Inn, May 13‱5, this 46-dealer fair mixes business and pleasure, striking...
May 24, 2011Sotheby auction of Russian art on April 12 brought $16,089,390 in total, in excess of the presale high estimate and the highest result for an auction in New York in this category since April 2008.
May 24, 2011In the first half of the Twentieth Century a small group of American Modernists chose to summer in the midcoast communities south of Bath, Maine. ⁍aine Moderns: Art in Seguinland, 1900‱940,†on...
May 24, 2011Francis J. Mikalonis Jr, 64, of West Granby, formerly of Windsor Locks, Conn., beloved husband of Valerie (Mathews) Mikalonis, died peacefully at his home on Saturday, May 21, after a courageous battle...
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