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  • New York Auction Prices Deemed a ‘Vote of Confidence’ for Old Masters
    08 Feb 2005
    The recent Christie's auction offered 192 lots with 146 selling, resulting in a 76 percent sold rate...


  • Soldier Vases March to $307,200 in New York
    08 Feb 2005
    "Bidders also competed fiercely for classic Kangxi period blue and white and famille verte porcelains."


  • Winter Antiques Show Bows in for 51st Year
    08 Feb 2005
    The event was more than ever a colorful pageant of humanity - its hopes, preoccupations and never-ending...


  • The New York Ceramics Fair
    08 Feb 2005
    The hotbed of activity, at least on opening night, was a fourth-floor gallery housing London specialists...


  • The American Antiques Show: Time Warner Center Was Better, and Worse, than Expected
    08 Feb 2005
    Two unforeseen complications made the magnitude of its success this year hard to judge. Even so, most...


  • Antiques at the Armory
    08 Feb 2005
    Those who attended on opening day, and the two that followed, were treated to a show with variety.


  • Snow Spurs Sales at Stella’s Pier Show
    08 Feb 2005
    The show will return in all its glory over this weekend, February 12 and 13.


  • The Detroit Institute of Arts to Exhibit the Work of Dutch Master Gerard ter Borch
    08 Feb 2005
    Between Rembrandt and Vermeer, Borch captured intimate moments of everyday life with elegance and grace.


  • From Myth to Life
    08 Feb 2005
    The MFA Houston exhibition focuses on varied depictions of women of antiquity with objects especially...


  • Fashion Underground
    08 Feb 2005
    The apex of subway-themed haute couture is on display at the New York Transit Museum.



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Antiques and The Arts Weekly is the nation’s leading weekly publication on the antiques and the arts trade, and is available both in print and online.

Each issue average between 100-200 pages and includes reporting on auctions, antiques shows and the arts while providing a platform for both buying and selling.

We have been providing breaking news and important information on the world of antiques and the arts since Publisher R. Scudder Smith started Antiques and The Arts Weekly back in 1963.

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