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The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) Art Show is a fair for lovers of art.
The dealers who are invited each year to exhibit bring their finest offerings, and many of them dedicate their booths to one artist or a group of artists from the same period and/or genre. “The ... (Read More)
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A Restauration ormolu-mounted marble-top inlaid bibliothèque basse(low cabinet) by Pierre-Étienne Levasseur or his son Pierre-François Henri Levasseur, circa 1820, stamped “E. Levasseur,” soared to $224,200 (includes buyer’s premium) at Leland Little’s March 3 sale in Hillsborough, North Carolina.
The bibliothèque basse was from a private North Carolina collection and had been purchased ... (Read More)
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Americana by Frances McQueeney-Jones Mascolo
Skinner, Boston, Massachusetts
Arriving at Skinner in Boston for the March 3 Americana sale, one couldn’t help noticing three men in Colonial dress among the crowd waiting to be admitted upstairs to the auction gallery. Had we stepped into the past? One thought was “How nice. Skinner is presenting men in ... (Read More)
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Arthur, Illinois
The kitchen might not have been the most important part of A Gathering on the Prairie, but it did say something about the show. More on that shortly.
Held March 3 at the Otto Center in Arthur, Illinois, A Gathering on the Prairie, now in its 15th year, is the ... (Read More)
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Arcola, Illinois
Shortly before the opening of her Country Spirit Antique Show, promoter Jill Mattingly likes to post images on Facebook depicting some of the show’s dealers standing next to hand-picked favorite items from their booths. It’s a good way to market the event while also giving the sellers added exposure. ... (Read More)
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Tuscola, Illinois
Kyla Ruf was on the move. It was 10:30 a.m. on the first day of the Rural Life Antique Show, held in three venues in Tuscola, Illinois, March 2 and 3. The show had been going on for two and a half hours, and Ruf was seeing her most ... (Read More)
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Computer Column #350
Many of us spend part of every day staring at a web browser on a computer, perhaps buying, selling, or researching antiques or maybe just checking the news and gossip. We all have our favorite browsers, yet browsers are still evolving. New features are worth taking a look ... (Read More)
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The longest piece in this month’s selection focusses on the always fascinating and sometimes unexpectedly costly world of antiquities, but room is also found for the return of Lord Nelson, for a couple of remarkable celestial globes, and a really old master discovery.
Tsar Nicholas I’s passion for military uniforms provides ... (Read More)
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The fourth generation of the Baer family is now in charge of Newel, the antique furniture and decorative arts business started in 1939 by Jake Baer’s great-grandfather, and things are moving and shaking at a fast pace these days.
Not only has 30-year-old Jake expanded the company’s movie and television props ... (Read More)
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Wedgewood Society of Boston
For more than 50 years, the Wedgwood Society of Boston has brought together New England collectors, ceramics enthusiasts, and lovers of the decorative arts and history to share new findings, build greater understanding, and enjoy the fellowship of lively and engaging fellow members and guests. We welcome ... (Read More)
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