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Native American Art Auction
by Alice Kaufman

Featured on the front cover of the catalog, the 1790-1830 Tsimshian war dagger, traditionally named Eagle at the Head of the Skeena River, was the top-selling lot in the auction. Handed down through generations, this potent symbol descended from Chief Legaic (or Legaix), an early, powerful leader. The dagger sold ... (Read More)

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New Location for Barn Star's New Hampshire Shows
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Barn Star Productions and Frank Gaglio want to make certain that all attendees of Antiques Week in New Hampshire know that the Manchester Pickers Market Antiques Show and Mid-Week in Manchester Antiques Show are no longer at the Quality Inn in Bedford but have moved to the Furniture World Building ... (Read More)

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Heade Sketches Sold Privately
by Daniel Grant

by Daniel GrantAnother day, another deaccession controversy. The good news is that the endowment of the St. Augustine Historical Society in Florida is reported to be $1 million richer than it had been. The reason for that windfall strikes almost no one as good news. Back in late 2007, the ... (Read More)

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Snellenburg Joins Bonhams
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Jonathan Snellenburg has joined Bonhams in New York City as director of the clocks and watches department.Snellenburg studied history and geology at Dartmouth College and received a Ph.D. in geochemistry from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. This led to a postdoctoral fellowship at the American Museum ... (Read More)

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Rick Deckard "Blade Runner" Hero Blaster Blasts the Record Books
by Richard de Thuin

by Richard de ThuinThe Hero Blaster used by Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford's character) in Blade Runner (Warner Bros., 1982) shot off a bid of more than a quarter of a million dollars to reach a target of $258,750 (includes buyer's premium) at Hollywood auction #36 held by Profiles in History, ... (Read More)

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Elinor Gordon, 91
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Elinor Gordon, for 50 years the doyenne of dealers in Chinese export porcelain, died in East Sandwich, ... (Read More)

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Light Attendance at Americana Auction, but Most Key Items Sell
by David Hewett

This heavy and large (35½" x 62" overall) carved pine panel, signed and dated 1911, is the masterpiece of Leander Allen Plummer II. To see how the two Steves (auctioneer Stephen Fletcher and sporting specialist and auctioneer Stephen O’Brien) felt about it, read the story. The panel and Plummer’s box ... (Read More)

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Values Abound in Spirited Rockport Art Association Auction
by Rose Safran

Emile Gruppé, Unloading the Catch, oil on canvas, 20" x 24", $7935 (est. $6500/ 8500). Earlier in the sale, Sunlit Birches, a tiny (3" x 4") signed oil on board described by the auctioneer as having “great composition” and being “the smallest I’ve ever seen in my life” sold over ... (Read More)

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Lower Admission Price at Historic Deerfield
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Historic Deerfield is rolling back the cost of adult admission. Visitors 18 and older will pay only $12 to experience all that the museum of early New England life has to offer."We want to make the visitor experience more accessible to a broader audience," said Philip Zea, president of Historic ... (Read More)

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Fine Art Dealers Association Announces New President
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Betina Tasende of Tasende Gallery, La Jolla and West Hollywood, California, has been appointed president of the Fine Art Dealers Association (FADA). Howard Rehs of Rehs Galleries, Inc., New York City, stepped down from his 12-year tenure as president on July 1.According to the organization, Tasende moves into the presidency ... (Read More)
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