The 30th annual Westchester Collectors Glass Show and Sale was filled to the brim with sparkling, gleaming and glittering glass.

It was a time of liberation, the glitz and glamour of movies and their stars, of dance crazes and all that jazz – it was the Roaring Twenties when a generation’s fads were de rigueur.

Topanga, Calif.-based show organizers Bill Caskey and Liz Lees will host a new show at the 69th Regiment Armory November 16 to 19, replacing the Connoisseur’s Antiques Fair.

The Aguttes Auction House, in association with the Cabinet d’Expertise Dan Coissard, recently concluded a successful sale of Nineteenth and Twentieth Century paintings at Drouot-Richelieu.

Christie’s recent Magnificent Jewels sale totaled $39 million and was filled with diamonds, including the rarest of colored diamonds, and brilliant gemstones.

Heritage Auction Galleries’ recent auction of celebrity, music and entertainment memorabilia realized $1,531,494 with top billing going to a wristwatch worn by singer Buddy Holly.

On May 3 at Sotheby’s, in a packed salesroom, Pablo Picasso’s “Dora Maar au chat,” one of the artist’s most spectacular depictions of his lover and artistic companion, sold for $95,216,000.

A feather in the cap for Wendy Management, The Spring International Art and Antiques Show was a highly successful upscale event of unprecedented quality.

Just in time for the release of the film The Da Vinci Code, the Portland Museum of Art is displaying its rarely seen “Mona Lisa” painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci.

On Memorial Day Weekend when people traditionally reopen their camps and cabins, The Brick Store Museum debuts its newest exhibition, “Camp Maine: Rustic Furniture & Accessories, 1860-1940.”