June 27, 2000 - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

  • Nominees to Sothebys Board Announced
    June 27, 2000

    NEW YORK CITY The Board of Directors of Sothebys Holdings has recommended 16 nominees to serve as directors of Sothebys Holdings for the coming year.

  • The New York International Tribal Antiques Show
    June 27, 2000

    NEW YORK CITY The sixth annual edition of the New York International Tribal Antiques Show, conducted for the second year uptown at the Seventh Regiment Armory, recently enjoyed its strongest presentation to date.

  • IMA To Unveil The Gallery Of African Art
    June 27, 2000

    INDIANAPOLIS, IND. The Indianapolis Museum of Arts Eiteljorg Gallery of African Art will reopen August 19. Closed since November 1999, the Eiteljorg Gallery is reopening in conjunction with the IMAs annual AfricaFest celebration of African and African-American heritage.

  • Train Buyers Feast in Philly
    June 27, 2000

    PHILADELPHIA, PA. Last October, train enthusiasts from all over America gathered at Bill Bertoias Philadelphia auction to battle over 1,226 railway lots consigned by multimillionaire executive and collector extraordinaire Jerry Poch.

  • A Painting Party in Massachusetts
    June 27, 2000

    BOLTON, MASS. Skinners Americana auction on June 11 witnessed aggressive bidding from morning to evening. The eight hundred lots offered included the deepest selection of strongly painted furniture offered at a New England auction during the past five years.

  • Cowan Jazz Bowl Is Music to Cincinnati Phone Bidder at $121,000
    June 27, 2000

    CINCINNATI, OHIO On Saturday, June 3, Cincinnati Art Galleries sold a large Cowan Jazz bowl designed and executed and signed by noted ceramic artist Viktor Schreckengost, for the astounding price of $121,000.



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