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April 12, 2011Paintings by Jacopo Tintoretto (1519‱592) and Paolo Veronese (1528‱588) are among more than 60 objects on display in ⁐assion in Venice: Crivelli to Tintoretto and Veronese†at the Museum of Biblical...
April 12, 2011Condition, condition, condition. Three words that when used in conjunction by those in the antiques business have a singular meaning †top prices realized. And nowhere was that more evident than...
April 12, 2011The Antiques Dealers Association of America (ADA) presented its annual Award of Merit to Morrison H. Heckscher at the Philadelphia Antiques Show on April 9.
April 5, 2011The brilliant color, fanciful form, exuberant pattern and inventive inlay of southeastern Pennsylvania furniture owe their very existence to the tolerance and religious freedom introduced to America...
April 5, 2011The Wolfsonian⁆lorida International University will present ⁁rt For All: British Posters For Transport,†an exhibition that explores the evolution of transport posters in Twentieth Century Britain...
April 5, 2011When the Arts of Pacific Asia show opened Wednesday, March 23, at 7 West 34th Street, international preview-goers arrived eager to build their collections. Fifty-five international dealers met their...
April 5, 2011⁔hinking Outside the Box: European Cabinets, Caskets and Cases from the Permanent Collection (1500‱900)††on view through the summer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art †features 100 works...
April 5, 2011As auctioneer Rosie DeStories climbed the podium to begin Fairfield Auction annual March sale, she warmly welcomed the standing-room-only crowd and then asked, ⁓o what do you think?†The question,...
April 5, 2011Just as spring arrival marks the calendar at the end of every March and crocuses emerge from the recently frozen tundra, the first week of April traditionally marks the opening of the Elephant...
April 5, 2011⁓et in Style: The Jewelry of Van Cleef & Arpels,†on view at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, examines the renowned jewelry firm significant historical contributions to jewelry design...
April 5, 2011The oversized $20,000 check from energy utility PECO to the Chester County Historical Society on display at the entrance to the Chester County Antiques Show during preview March 18 was certainly eye-catching,...
April 5, 2011Excited and enthusiastic, Pennsylvania collector Neil Rosner, who rose that morning well before the sun did, scurried into the Convention Center at 6:45 am to secure his spot in line for the opening...
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