A comprehensive selection of works from Harvard Art Museum⁳ three constituent museums †Fogg, Busch-Reisinger and Arthur M. Sackler †will be shown together for the first time in the exhibition ⁒e-View,†opening September 13, at the Sackler Museum, 485 Broadway.

Art Deco dealer Muir Hewitt is in shock over the theft of some 55 pieces from his inventory †most of them rare Clarice Cliff pieces †stolen in a break-in in the early morning hours of July 26.

The third in the series of summer waterfowl auctions in New England, certainly the northernmost and perhaps the most popular of the events, was hosted by Guyette & Schmidt over the weekend of July 26 and 27.

On the eve of the 100th anniversary of the creation of the Ballets Russes and based on an original idea by Ravenscourt Galleries, Sotheby⁳ will stage an exhibition, ⁄ancing Into Glory,†at the Galerie Charpentier from September 17 to 23 of works lent mainly by French, British and Russian private collectors, museums and foundations.

Antiques show promoter Meg (Wendy) Geslin continues to reinvent the brand of her family-owned show-management business, this time by joining forces with Manhattan Media, which publishes Avenue, Manhattan⁳ premiere society magazine.

The Lincoln County Sheriff⁳ Department is investigating a burglary of a residence here that occurred sometime between mid-April and mid-May of this year.

In 2006, a treasure trove of all kinds of art work †some of which has subsequently been identified as stolen †was uncovered in a New York City apartment. In an effort to track down the rightful owners, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the public administrator of New York County have posted pictures of the most important pieces on the FBI⁳ website.

Yeshiva University Museum will be the only North American venue for an unusual and significant exhibition of gold and silver jewelry, tableware and rare coins, all from the medieval period, culled from a personal Jewish treasure hoard uncovered in Erfurt, Germany. ⁅rfurt: Jewish Treasures from Medieval Ashkenaz†will be on view at Yeshiva University Museum September 9⁊anuary 29.

William G. ⁂ill†Holden, 60, died unexpectedly of natural causes at his home here on April 22. He dealt in scientific and nautical antiques.

As several fully rigged tall ships sailed into Portsmouth Harbor this past weekend, Ron Bourgeault and his crew at Northeast Auctions set sail for yet another blockbuster marine, China Trade and sporting art auction. The tally for the August 15‱7 auction of 1,750-plus lots, totaled an impressive $7.9 million.