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May 17, 2011What a short, strange trip it has been for the consignors of two recently discovered Jasper Cropsey paintings that sold at Clarke Auction Gallery this past Sunday afternoon, May 15 for a collective...
May 17, 2011An exhibition of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century redware made and used in southeastern Pennsylvania will be on view at the Brandywine River Museum in ⁓eeing Red: Southeastern Pennsylvania Earthenware...-
May 10, 2011As part of an effort to stabilize its finances, the American Folk Art Museum is turning over the ownership and management of The American Antiques Show, an annual fundraising event that it has run for a decade,...
May 10, 2011Gold bar as it appeared in its special display case and detail. On August 18, 2010, a gold bar salvaged from the wreck of a Fifteenth Century Spanish galleon was stolen from the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum....
May 10, 2011Wallpaper boxes and rye straw baskets were the order of the evening at Pook & Pook, Inc on April 15 at the sale of the Elgin Collection. When all was said and done, the total achieved was well...
May 10, 2011William ⁇ary†Ludlow, 72, died peacefully at home in Bath, Ohio, on April 30, 2011, from cancer. He spent more than 30 years in the antiques trade, dealing in fine and early American furniture.
May 10, 2011Nearly a century after taking thousands of photographs of glamorous showgirls during the Roaring Twenties, Alfred Cheney Johnston photographs achieved glamorous prices when items from his willed...
May 10, 2011An eyewitness to history and a dreamer with a camera, Elliott Erwitt has made some of the most memorable photographs of the Twentieth Century. A substantial retrospective exhibition of his work, ⁅lliott...
May 10, 2011Just warming up for its summer Asian week sales, Eldred drew a group of Chinese collectors and dealers to its April 28′9 sale, where the audience gathered significant material, most of which...
May 10, 2011Mount Washington and Pairpoint glass, which rivaled Tiffany and Steuben in its heyday during the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries, will be the focus of a major exhibition at the Corning...
May 10, 2011Ahh, the cocktail †and the cocktail party. They may not be American inventions, but Americans have nurtured them to high levels of perfection and ritual. From the quirky days of Prohibition to the lively...
May 10, 2011It is safe to say that avid gardeners and collectors of antique garden furniture and other objects that complement an outdoor setting look forward to the Antique Garden Furniture Show & Sale held...
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