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Bernard Langlais, Around Four, 1959-62, painted wood, 72" x 48" x 2". The Bernard Langlais Collection, Gift of Helen Friend Langlais.
This summer, the Colby College Museum of Art in Waterville, Maine, will present a scholarly retrospective of the work of the artist Bernard Langlais, whose estate Colby College received as ... (Read More)
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Editorial
A bill introduced in Congress on May 28 would modify the definition of an "antique" firearm and would mean the trade in many firearms would no longer be controlled by federal law.
The Gun Control Act of 1968 defined an antique firearm as any "manufactured in or before 1898." The GCA ... (Read More)
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In late May, Susan Kramer Hunkins of Kramer Hunkins & Associates, the co-owner of the popular 33-year-old Heart of Country Antiques Show in Nashville, Tennessee, announced that the February 13-15 show was their last. Susan and Steve Hunkins are the daughter and son-in-law of Elizabeth "Libby" and Richard Kramer, the ... (Read More)
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Leslie Hindman Auctioneers is expanding into the St. Louis area. The firm will open a new auction facility at 32 North Brentwood in the heart of Clayton, Missouri.
"We have received so many wonderful consignments of fine art, jewelry, and decorative arts from the St. Louis area; it only makes sense ... (Read More)
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William B. Earley has joined Gateway Gallery Auction LLC, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, as specialist consultant for antiquarian and out-of-print books. Earley, with nearly 40 years of experience in the fine book and manuscript field, will be responsible for assessing and cataloging rare, antiquarian, and out-of-print books, as well as local history ... (Read More)
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Steve and Judy Allman of Allman Promotions LLC have assumed the management of the Salt City Antiques Shows in Syracuse, New York. "The Salt City Antiques Shows will continue in their original format and will be advertised and promoted in the tradition and to the standards established by its founder, ... (Read More)
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The circa 1800 Stebbins family tall clock, bought by Philip Zea, president of Historic Deerfield, for $185,000 at a Sotheby's sale on January 24, is now on public view in its original home, the north parlor of the Stebbins House at Historic Deerfield, Massachusetts.
The clock, made by Aaron Willard ... (Read More)
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Paul Evans (1931-1987), Paul Evans Studio, New Hope, Pennsylvania, 1969, welded and polychrome steel, 23k gold leaf, laminate, welded signature "Paul Evans 1969 D," 25" x 821/2" x 19", from the collection of Dorsey Reading, sold for $219,750 (est. $100,000/125,000), a record for a horizontal Evans steel-front cabinet, the third-highest ... (Read More)
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Leisa Kirtley of Western Reserve Antique Shop, Canfield, Ohio, consistently presents a great mix in her dealer display. ... (Read More)
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