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The 69th Winter Show
by Lita Solis-Cohen

New York City The 69th edition of The Winter Show was back at its birthplace at the Park Avenue Armory, raising funds for the East Side House Settlement, January 20-29. Sixty-eight dealers were greeted enthusiastically by collectors, curators, decorators, and those who make a career of shopping. The preview party ... (Read More)

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Getman’s Virtual New York Antiques Show Still Strong in Third Year
by Susan Emerson Nutter

New York City Virtual shows work when promoter, show manager, and computer whiz Marvin Getman is at the helm. The 2023 edition of the New York Antiques Show, held January 27 to 29, was the third go-around for this online-only event, and it did not disappoint. The show is the result of ... (Read More)

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Arader Auction Brings $478,055
by M.A.D. Staff

Arader Galleries held an auction January 28 in New York City. The 179-lot sale of Audubon prints, natural history watercolors, books, maps, and Americana totaled $478,055 (includes buyers’ premiums). Sales included a John James Audubon aquatint engraving, Pin-Tailed Duck,with provenance from the Saxe-Meiningen collection that brought $31,200. John James Audubon, Reddish Egret ... (Read More)

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Rare Edison Pen Brings $21,250
by Lita Solis-Cohen

Nye & Co., Bloomfield, New Jersey Photos courtesy Nye & Co. Nye & Company’s online-only sale January 25-27 offered a selection of furniture from the Stanley Weiss collection and material from estates that sold some of their finer furniture and folk art at Christie’s. “We do not have the space to exhibit ... (Read More)

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$212,500 Tiffany Lamp Tops Sale
by Marice Richter

Heritage Auctions, Dallas, Texas Photos courtesy Heritage Auctions A Tiffany Studios leaded-glass table lamp with an Arrowroot shade atop a rare Cattailbase   outperformed its estimate to sell for $212,500 (with buyer’s premium) at Heritage Auctions’ “Pursuit of Beauty” auction January 26 in Dallas. The auction brought together Art Deco and Art Nouveau art ... (Read More)

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20th Century Cincinnati Show under New Ownership
by M.A.D. Staff

On February 25 and 26, 20th Century Cincinnati will return to the Sharonville Convention Center in Cincinnati, Ohio. Now in its 28th year, the 20th Century Cincinnati show is under new ownership by sisters and entrepreneurs Jess and Jenni Button. Show founder Bruce Metzger was already producing and managing a schedule ... (Read More)

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A Family Affair at Art Auction
by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo

Bonhams Skinner, Marlborough, Massachusetts Photos courtesy Bonhams Skinner Bonhams Skinner sold American art in its compact, short, and sweet 75-lot auction January 25 in the Marlborough, Massachusetts, gallery. Work by some previously lesser-known artists came to market and did well. Some hardy souls were present in the gallery, while many others took ... (Read More)

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Cohen and Cohen’s $1.7 Million Sale
by Lita Solis-Cohen

Bonhams, New York City Photos courtesy Bonhams U.K. dealers Michael and Ewa Cohen are known for selling the finest and rarest Chinese export porcelain to collectors and museums in all parts of the world, often from well-designed stands at top antiques fairs. They kept a selection of works in a New York ... (Read More)

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Hanging with Helen Allen, Executive Director, The Winter Show
by Julie Schlenger Adell

As a third-generation native New Yorker, Helen Allen had the Metropolitan Museum of Art as her Upper East Side neighborhood playground. In fact, when she went for interviews for admittance to kindergarten and was asked what she wanted to be when she grew up, she would matter-of-factly answer, “Director of my ... (Read More)

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Important Americana
by Lita Solis-Cohen

Sotheby’s, New York City  Photos courtesy Sotheby’s Mrs. J. Insley Blair’s Philadelphia walnut scroll-top high chest of drawers, circa 1760, attributed to Henry Clifton and Thomas Carteret, with carving attributed to someone dealers call “Spike” because of the shape of his leaves, has a crusty old finish and its original cartouche, urn-and-flame ... (Read More)
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