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Jeffrey Tillou Antiques, Litchfield, Connecticut, asked $22,500 for the George III camelback sofa, 93" long, with carved blind fretwork legs and wonderful original needlework (with some restoration).You can pick out an Artemis Gallery boothfrom across a room. North Salem, New York, dealer Jesse Goldberg always presents a carefully arranged selection ... (Read More)
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by Jeanne SchintoLeigh Keno is part of a new matched pair. He and Stephen B. O'Brien Jr. of Boston's Copley Fine Art Auctions are having back-to-back sales in New York City in mid-January 2011. A jointly issued press release stated their intent was to "to kick off Americana Week."The back ... (Read More)
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If ever there was a wooden cat sculpture that screamed "Bernard Langlais," this is it, but Gamage sold it as "attributed to" because he didn't acquire it directly from the artist's estate. It sold for $990. "It wasn't in the house, and we couldn't find it signed," Gamage said. "But ... (Read More)
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Further research could very well reveal the full identity of the artist Hansen and establish the authenticity of this 5½" x 4½" oil on metal portrait, possibly of Caroline Bonaparte. If truly of her, it was a winner at $600.This late autumn oil on canvas by Indiana artist Claude Curry ... (Read More)
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An oil on canvas portrait of a lady in black dripping with jewelry and seated on a red couch was attributed to John Samuel Blunt and brought $20,900.A primitive oil on canvas portrait solidly attributed to George G. Hartwell (1815-1901) of a young gentleman in three-quarter pose, with several style ... (Read More)
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Bonhams & Butterfields, San Francisco and Los Angeles, Californiaby Alice KaufmanPhotos courtesy Bonhams & ButterfieldsScot Levitt, Bonhams & Butterfields California and Western paintings specialist, said that his August 17 and 18 auction "continued the trend of the last few sales. We sold about eighty percent, including post-auction sales, both by ... (Read More)
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This group of dolls from the collection of Pat Hatch was priced at $2700 for the group at J. Compton Gallery,Wimberly, Texas.Terry Schurmeier, who owns Cowboys and Indians Antiques on Central Avenue in Albuquerque, was asking $28,000 for the pair of ram and ewe kachina dolls made by Jimmy Koots.Jan ... (Read More)
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Offered by Le Primitif Galleries, this untitled piece portrays women at market. By Haitian artist Claude Dambreville, it was $600.The floatplane and canoe combination is typical of the early work of Canadian artist Scott Griffin of Minivan Gallery andwas $900. Griffin creates the images by placing welding material on found ... (Read More)
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A new book by CUNY professor Kevin D. Murphy, Jonathan Fisher of Blue Hill, Maine: Commerce, Culture, and Community on the Eastern Frontier, published by University of MassachusettsPress, was $49.95 at the Jonathan Fisher House booth.This cribbage board with a drawer for the pegs was $875 from Patricia Stauble of ... (Read More)
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Newport, Rhode Islandby Lita Solis-CohenThe exhibition Norman Rockwell and his Mentor J.C. Leyendecker begins in the loggia. The ceiling panels were painted by muralist James Wall Finn of Tiffany Studios. They were restored over two summers by conservators from Winterthur and from Paris.Two Santas. Left, J.C. Leyendeckers 1918 Santa, wearing ... (Read More)
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