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13 Feb 2007Scott Antique Market has always been popular with vendors and buyers alike; antiques vendors have been...
13 Feb 2007The Seventh Regiment Armory has rarely looked better in light of ongoing restoration, which the Seventh...
13 Feb 2007The Winter Antiques Show has long been the cornerstone of Americana Week in New York. Notwithstanding...
13 Feb 2007Powerful, energetic and en vogue, three words that aptly define not only the works of art that were marketed...
12 Feb 2007Today, at the end of Washington Avenue, one-and-a-half blocks west of the Albany Institute of Art, stands...
12 Feb 2007Resembling the iconic pink drum-beating Energizer Bunny, waves of collectors were “still going” at the opening...
06 Feb 2007William Merritt Chase (1849–1916) and Robert Henri (1865–1929), significant painters and influential...
06 Feb 2007It took barely an hour to disperse, but a rare cache of early American silver, most of it made in New York,...
06 Feb 2007Total sales of $1.7 million was the end result of Jackson’s International December 6–7 auction featuring...
06 Feb 2007Once again it became a downsizing issue and once again an Americana collection went to auction. The sale...
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