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The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum (AARFAM) in Williamsburg, Virginia, is kicking off its diamond anniversary in 2017 with the loan exhibition at the Winter Antiques Show at the Park Avenue Armory, January 20 through 29. The oldest continuously operating museum in the United States dedicated solely to the ... (Read More)
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Farmer Auctions, Salem, Virginia
Photos courtesy Farmer Auctions
Farmer Auctions held its summer catalog sale on July 30 at the firm’s gallery in Salem, Virginia. The event marked the firm’s final sale. Earlier in the month Will Farmer announced that he had reached an agreement to sell his business to Jarrod Hines, ... (Read More)
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Antiques & Art in Woodstock, Woodstock, Vermont
A couple of the exhibitors at the Antiques & Art in Woodstock show (also known as the VADA [Vermont Antiques Dealers’ Association] show) on July 30 and 31 asked not to be identified before they answered questions about how well they’d done at the ... (Read More)
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Muncie, Indiana
“What’s an insulator?”
The question came from my 22-year-old daughter. She’s not dumb. The kid attends a prestigious liberal-arts college and scored fives on the AP calculus and chemistry exams at the end of high school, so she has a brain. But she has also spent a lifetime in a ... (Read More)
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Case Antiques, Knoxville, Tennessee
Photos courtesy Case Antiques
Case Antiques, Knoxville, Tennessee, had its most successful sale ever by employing its dual strengths, offering 19th-century regional material of intense local interest, while presenting Asian, European, and 20th-century lots with broad international appeal. The July 30 sale offered close to 1000 lots in ... (Read More)
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Chandler’s International Auction and Estate Sales, Cary, North Carolina
Photos courtesy Chandler Eshleman
On July 30 the International Nippon Collectors Club (INCC) concluded its 35th annual convention in Cary, North Carolina, with a sale of the beloved porcelain. Most of the 470-plus lots were consigned by INCC members. Additional Nippon pots were ... (Read More)
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Antiques dealer Jay Anthony Anderson, 66, of Wabasha, Minnesota, pleaded guilty on June 7 in federal court to smuggling elephant ivory. He was charged on May 16 with knowingly importing and exporting objects made from elephant ivory in violation of the laws and regulations of the United States, including the ... (Read More)
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The Young Collector
When Andrew began his life in the auction business, he was excited. He was fresh out of graduate school at Winterthur and the University of Delaware, where he’d spent hours in quiet, climate-controlled, well-lit rooms reviewing individual pristine, iconic Americana objects at his leisure. Then he showed up ... (Read More)
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The Frick Collection in New York City has published Porcelain, No Simple Matter: Arlene Shechet and the Arnhold Collection, which accompanies the year-long special exhibition of the same name, exploring the complex history of making, collecting, and displaying porcelain.
The 34-page booklet includes installation photographs, a complete exhibition checklist, and a ... (Read More)
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Slated for August 6 and 7, the 43rd annual Harvest Festival Antiques Show and Sale in Zoar, Ohio, will be managed by Steven Sherhag of Canfield, Ohio.
“Since 2008, dealers Jan and Dick Wilks have done a superb job managing and promoting Harvest Festival,” said Jon Elsasser, president of the Zoar ... (Read More)
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